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Lovely contemporary triplex! Unit A: two bedrooms, two baths updated kitchen and bathrooms. One bed and bath downstairs, one bed and bath upstairs. Washer and dryer included. High ceilings, decks off the living room and bedrooms. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace. Unit B is tenant occupied with two bedrooms/two baths. Two levels with a similar floor plan as Unit A. Lastly Unit C is tenant occupied with one bedroom and one bath. Three enclosed one-car garages. Large storage area on the side of the property. Plenty of off-street parking. Can be an investment property or have a nice owner/user property with the added income to help with the mortgage. Three blocks to downtown Pt. Richmond. Close to schools, parks shops, and public transportation. Easy freeway access to Marin, East Bay, or San Francisco. Don’t miss this gem!
Open Houses:
Sunday March 12th 2:00 to 4:00 PM
Additional Showings by Appointment:
Contact Susan Koide
(415) 407-1382
[email protected]
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.
