Presented by Emily Young
Exceptional Walnut Creek Home
130 Greenway Drive, Walnut Creek
|$1,497,000
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About This Home
Welcome to 130 Greenway Drive, a special opportunity in one of Walnut Creek’s most coveted neighborhoods, known for its tight-knit community, charming appeal, and close proximity to downtown Walnut Creek. Coming to market for the first time in 40 years, this well-loved home has so much to offer.
Noteworthy features include beautifully refinished original hardwood floors, a spacious and inviting family room with fireplace, and three generous bedrooms, including a peaceful primary suite with a renovated bathroom. The kitchen, truly the heart of the home, looks out through large windows to the backyard and flows easily into the dining and living room, where beautiful wood beams add warmth and character. Large windows throughout bring in an abundance of natural light, while fresh interior and exterior paint give the home a crisp, updated feel. With newer HVAC and water heater, this home is move-in ready just in time for the upcoming holiday season.
Outside, the expansive, pancake-flat backyard is framed by mature landscaping and established fruit trees, offering plenty of room to garden, entertain, play, or simply enjoy as-is. An exceptionally deep four-car garage is another standout feature, offering incredible flexibility for storage, hobbies, a workshop, home gym, or creative space.
Centrally located just minutes from downtown Walnut Creek, highly regarded schools, hiking trails, BART, and convenient freeway access, 130 Greenway Drive offers a wonderful combination of space, flexibility, and location—all within a neighborhood that has long been loved by those who call it home.
RECENT UPDATES INCLUDE:
- Refinished original hardwood floors
- Newer HVAC & Water Heater
- Freshly painted inside and out
- Updated light fixtures
- New trim and baseboards
- Recently remodeled primary bathroom
Noteworthy features include beautifully refinished original hardwood floors, a spacious and inviting family room with fireplace, and three generous bedrooms, including a peaceful primary suite with a renovated bathroom. The kitchen, truly the heart of the home, looks out through large windows to the backyard and flows easily into the dining and living room, where beautiful wood beams add warmth and character. Large windows throughout bring in an abundance of natural light, while fresh interior and exterior paint give the home a crisp, updated feel. With newer HVAC and water heater, this home is move-in ready just in time for the upcoming holiday season.
Outside, the expansive, pancake-flat backyard is framed by mature landscaping and established fruit trees, offering plenty of room to garden, entertain, play, or simply enjoy as-is. An exceptionally deep four-car garage is another standout feature, offering incredible flexibility for storage, hobbies, a workshop, home gym, or creative space.
Centrally located just minutes from downtown Walnut Creek, highly regarded schools, hiking trails, BART, and convenient freeway access, 130 Greenway Drive offers a wonderful combination of space, flexibility, and location—all within a neighborhood that has long been loved by those who call it home.
RECENT UPDATES INCLUDE:
- Refinished original hardwood floors
- Newer HVAC & Water Heater
- Freshly painted inside and out
- Updated light fixtures
- New trim and baseboards
- Recently remodeled primary bathroom
Property Details
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Square Feet
1,594 sq ft
Neighborhood
Walnut Heights
Floor Plan
Floor plan
Explore the Neighborhood
Walnut Creek sits at the base of Mount Diablo with quick access to open space, the Iron Horse Regional Trail, and BART service from two nearby stations (Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre), making trips to Oakland, San Francisco, and the Tri-Valley straightforward.
Downtown centers on Broadway Plaza —an open-air shopping district with flagship retailers like Nordstrom and Apple—plus scores of cafes and services. The Lesher Center for the Arts anchors the arts scene with hundreds of performances each year.
Parks and trails are a big draw: the city maintains 16 parks and 3,000+ acres of protected open space, and Civic Park’s habitat gardens (including a butterfly garden) sit steps from the Iron Horse Trail.
You’ll find a mix of homes in Walnut Creek: 1950s–70s ranches on larger lots, pockets of mid-century Eichlers in Rancho San Miguel, and established areas like Parkmead and Northgate with tree-lined streets and community pools. Near BART and downtown are townhomes and condo buildings—many newer, mixed-use, and walkable. In the hills, custom homes capture Mount Diablo views. Walnut Creek also includes Rossmoor, one of the Bay Area’s largest 55+ communities, with condos, co-ops, and single-level homes plus resort-style amenities.
Downtown centers on Broadway Plaza —an open-air shopping district with flagship retailers like Nordstrom and Apple—plus scores of cafes and services. The Lesher Center for the Arts anchors the arts scene with hundreds of performances each year.
Parks and trails are a big draw: the city maintains 16 parks and 3,000+ acres of protected open space, and Civic Park’s habitat gardens (including a butterfly garden) sit steps from the Iron Horse Trail.
You’ll find a mix of homes in Walnut Creek: 1950s–70s ranches on larger lots, pockets of mid-century Eichlers in Rancho San Miguel, and established areas like Parkmead and Northgate with tree-lined streets and community pools. Near BART and downtown are townhomes and condo buildings—many newer, mixed-use, and walkable. In the hills, custom homes capture Mount Diablo views. Walnut Creek also includes Rossmoor, one of the Bay Area’s largest 55+ communities, with condos, co-ops, and single-level homes plus resort-style amenities.
Walnut Creek sits at the base of Mount Diablo with quick access to open space, the Iron Horse Regional Trail, and BART service from two nearby stations (Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre), making trips to Oakland, San Francisco, and the Tri-Valley straightforward.
Downtown centers on Broadway Plaza —an open-air shopping district with flagship retailers like Nordstrom and Apple—plus scores of cafes and services. The Lesher Center for the Arts anchors the arts scene with hundreds of performances each year.
Parks and trails are a big draw: the city maintains 16 parks and 3,000+ acres of protected open space, and Civic Park’s habitat gardens (including a butterfly garden) sit steps from the Iron Horse Trail.
You’ll find a mix of homes in Walnut Creek: 1950s–70s ranches on larger lots, pockets of mid-century Eichlers in Rancho San Miguel, and established areas like Parkmead and Northgate with tree-lined streets and community pools. Near BART and downtown are townhomes and condo buildings—many newer, mixed-use, and walkable. In the hills, custom homes capture Mount Diablo views. Walnut Creek also includes Rossmoor, one of the Bay Area’s largest 55+ communities, with condos, co-ops, and single-level homes plus resort-style amenities.
Downtown centers on Broadway Plaza —an open-air shopping district with flagship retailers like Nordstrom and Apple—plus scores of cafes and services. The Lesher Center for the Arts anchors the arts scene with hundreds of performances each year.
Parks and trails are a big draw: the city maintains 16 parks and 3,000+ acres of protected open space, and Civic Park’s habitat gardens (including a butterfly garden) sit steps from the Iron Horse Trail.
You’ll find a mix of homes in Walnut Creek: 1950s–70s ranches on larger lots, pockets of mid-century Eichlers in Rancho San Miguel, and established areas like Parkmead and Northgate with tree-lined streets and community pools. Near BART and downtown are townhomes and condo buildings—many newer, mixed-use, and walkable. In the hills, custom homes capture Mount Diablo views. Walnut Creek also includes Rossmoor, one of the Bay Area’s largest 55+ communities, with condos, co-ops, and single-level homes plus resort-style amenities.
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