Presented by Karen Robertson Strain
Wonderful, Peaceful Unit
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$485,000
1649 Novato Boulevard #12, Novato
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About This Home
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Light, airy and move-in ready, this updated two-bedroom, one-bath condo offers easy living in the heart of Novato. Located on the second floor of an intimate 12-unit community, the 866-square-foot home features vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan that creates a wonderful sense of space.
The efficient kitchen has been tastefully updated and opens to the living and dining areas, with direct access to a private deck; perfect for morning coffee. Both bedrooms are generously sized, and the refreshed bathroom adds a clean, modern feel. Additional conveniences include in-unit stacked laundry and window air conditioning.
With the library, shopping centers and downtown Novato all within walking distance, this is an ideal opportunity for comfortable, low-maintenance living in a central location.
HOA dues are $450 per month.
The efficient kitchen has been tastefully updated and opens to the living and dining areas, with direct access to a private deck; perfect for morning coffee. Both bedrooms are generously sized, and the refreshed bathroom adds a clean, modern feel. Additional conveniences include in-unit stacked laundry and window air conditioning.
With the library, shopping centers and downtown Novato all within walking distance, this is an ideal opportunity for comfortable, low-maintenance living in a central location.
HOA dues are $450 per month.
Property Details
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Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Square Footage
866 sq ft
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Nestled in northern Marin County's rolling landscape, Novato has evolved from a Wine Country gateway into a vibrant destination. As the county's second-largest community, the area attracts residents with its Mediterranean climate, dynamic downtown, and relatively attainable housing prices within Marin.
The residential areas showcase diverse living options. Black Point features luxury estates, while Bel Marin Keys offers waterfront properties along scenic lagoons. The tree-lined streets of Alameda Del Prado and the equestrian estates of Indian Valley Road provide additional housing variety.
The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center serves as the primary retail hub. Downtown Grant Avenue, revitalized through beautification efforts, bustles with activity throughout the week. The area hosts regular community events including a weekly farmers market from spring until fall, outdoor film screenings, seasonal parades, and cultural festivals.
The transformation of Hamilton Field from a military base to a mixed-use development exemplifies Novato's evolution. Former aircraft hangars now house an innovative mix of biotechnology firms, digital companies, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art, and dozens of artist studios. The presence of major institutions like Fireman's Fund Insurance and the Buck Institute, known for its aging research, strengthens the local economy while maintaining the community's diverse character.
The residential areas showcase diverse living options. Black Point features luxury estates, while Bel Marin Keys offers waterfront properties along scenic lagoons. The tree-lined streets of Alameda Del Prado and the equestrian estates of Indian Valley Road provide additional housing variety.
The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center serves as the primary retail hub. Downtown Grant Avenue, revitalized through beautification efforts, bustles with activity throughout the week. The area hosts regular community events including a weekly farmers market from spring until fall, outdoor film screenings, seasonal parades, and cultural festivals.
The transformation of Hamilton Field from a military base to a mixed-use development exemplifies Novato's evolution. Former aircraft hangars now house an innovative mix of biotechnology firms, digital companies, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art, and dozens of artist studios. The presence of major institutions like Fireman's Fund Insurance and the Buck Institute, known for its aging research, strengthens the local economy while maintaining the community's diverse character.
Nestled in northern Marin County's rolling landscape, Novato has evolved from a Wine Country gateway into a vibrant destination. As the county's second-largest community, the area attracts residents with its Mediterranean climate, dynamic downtown, and relatively attainable housing prices within Marin.
The residential areas showcase diverse living options. Black Point features luxury estates, while Bel Marin Keys offers waterfront properties along scenic lagoons. The tree-lined streets of Alameda Del Prado and the equestrian estates of Indian Valley Road provide additional housing variety.
The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center serves as the primary retail hub. Downtown Grant Avenue, revitalized through beautification efforts, bustles with activity throughout the week. The area hosts regular community events including a weekly farmers market from spring until fall, outdoor film screenings, seasonal parades, and cultural festivals.
The transformation of Hamilton Field from a military base to a mixed-use development exemplifies Novato's evolution. Former aircraft hangars now house an innovative mix of biotechnology firms, digital companies, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art, and dozens of artist studios. The presence of major institutions like Fireman's Fund Insurance and the Buck Institute, known for its aging research, strengthens the local economy while maintaining the community's diverse character.
The residential areas showcase diverse living options. Black Point features luxury estates, while Bel Marin Keys offers waterfront properties along scenic lagoons. The tree-lined streets of Alameda Del Prado and the equestrian estates of Indian Valley Road provide additional housing variety.
The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center serves as the primary retail hub. Downtown Grant Avenue, revitalized through beautification efforts, bustles with activity throughout the week. The area hosts regular community events including a weekly farmers market from spring until fall, outdoor film screenings, seasonal parades, and cultural festivals.
The transformation of Hamilton Field from a military base to a mixed-use development exemplifies Novato's evolution. Former aircraft hangars now house an innovative mix of biotechnology firms, digital companies, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art, and dozens of artist studios. The presence of major institutions like Fireman's Fund Insurance and the Buck Institute, known for its aging research, strengthens the local economy while maintaining the community's diverse character.
Karen Robertson Strain
Front Porch Realty
Owner, Broker Associate
- DRE:
- #01799862
- Mobile:
- 415-269-9326
- Office:
- 415-886-1477
www.frontporchrealtygroup.com
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Karen Robertson Strain
Front Porch Realty
Owner, Broker Associate
- DRE:
- #01799862
- Mobile:
- 415-269-9326
- Office:
- 415-886-1477
karen@frontporchrealtygroup.com
www.frontporchrealtygroup.com