Souza & Niroomand Team Presents

Exceptional Richmond View Home

$699,000

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Property Details

Bedrooms 2

Bathrooms 1

Square Feet 1,012 sq ft

Neighborhood Richmond Heights

Own a Richmond Gem

Charming bungalow in the Richmond View

Sweet Richmond view bungalow awaits your imagination and vision

2 bedrooms, 1 updated bathroom
Hardwood floors throughout
Spacious eat-in kitchen that is awaiting your updates and vision
Expansive lot offers endless possibilities—whether you dream of expanding the home or adding a fun extra bonus space– it is ready for your ideas!*
Large fenced garden with ample space for planting, entertaining, or just enjoying the outdoors.
Excellent price offers a fantastic opportunity for a starter home or a savvy investment in a thriving community.

Why Richmond View?
Richmond View, also known as Richmond Heights, is aptly named for its stunning views. From many spots in the neighborhood, you can enjoy panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Mount Tamalpais, and the Marin Headlands.
The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, from quaint bungalows to Mid-century modern homes. This diversity adds to the unique charm of Richmond View, making it a picturesque place to live.

Richmond View is close to several natural attractions. The Wildcat Canyon Regional Park offers trails with beautiful natural scenery, while Point Isabel Regional Shoreline is a popular spot for dog lovers, offering waterfront trails and stunning views of the Bay.
Richmond as a whole is known for its cultural diversity, and Richmond View is no exception. The neighborhood is home to a mix of people from various cultural backgrounds, contributing to a rich, multicultural community vibe.

Richmond View may not be as widely recognized as some other Bay Area neighborhoods, but its combination of scenic beauty, community spirit, and convenient location makes it a hidden gem worth exploring.

*Buyer is advised to conduct their own investigation with appropriate professionals and verify with the city prior to proceeding with the purchase, and to rely solely on their own investigation.

Neighborhood

Once a center of industry and shipbuilding during World War II, the city of Richmond is focused on revitalization efforts that include a green revolution, with a solar-powered waste treatment plant; industrial printers; metal scrap recyclers; and manufacturers participating in green business initiatives. The city plans to add green jobs, create a cleaner community, and build a thriving tax base that can support better public services.
Richmond homes vary in style, including traditional, Cape Cod, contemporary, and French Country.
Local residents can participate in a composting program that collects food scraps in specially marked street-side containers and offers gardeners free compost for their backyard gardens. Richmond also recycles its old buildings, too; the historic Ford assembly plant near the port of Richmond was converted into the Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historic Park, operated by the National Park Service.
Downtown is also experiencing revitalization, especially along Macdonald Avenue, the main commercial district that runs from 8th to 16th streets. The Richmond Main Street Initiative brings arts, music, dance, and theater to the area, transforming it into a pedestrian-friendly urban village.
Progressive politics are a part of life in Richmond. The city is the largest in the U.S. to have a Green Party mayor in Gayle McLaughlin.