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Castro Valley, CA 94546
$1,159,990
Beds
4
Baths
4
Living Space
1,714 SqFt
Year Built
2025
HOA
$314
Lot Size
N/A
Days
267
Homebuyer Favorite! Enjoy extra space with an ADU (accessory dwelling unit) complete with separate entrance, kitchen and full bath. The main home showcases a bright and spacious dining and living area (leading to your own private outdoor deck), a modern kitchen with an island and pendant lighting, quartz countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Convenient bedroom and full bath on same floor. On the 3rd floor, a large primary bedroom leads to a walk-in closet. Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout. Other features include a 40-amp. electric charging station pre-wiring, solar energy system (lease or purchase required) and a limited 10-year warranty. This brand-new community will feature a community play area, bike lane, bike racks and bike repair station, plus park-like areas with seating, open space and art installations. Walking distance to Castro Valley BART station; convenient to I-580 and Tri Valley, San Jose and Mid-Peninsula job centers. Close to outdoor recreation, including Chabot Regional Park and Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area.
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- Castro Valley Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 6/10 - Creekside Middle School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Castro Valley High School (High) - GreatSchools rating 9/10 School District: Castro Valley Unified School District
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 3818-3818A Northridge Avenue, residents have access to several parks and recreation areas. These include Castro Valley Community Park, which offers playgrounds, sports fields, and a community center. Anthony Chabot Regional Park, also known as Lake Chabot, provides opportunities for hiking, fishing, and boating. Cull Canyon Regional Park is another nearby option, known for its swim lagoon and hiking trails.
The neighborhood is part of Castro Valley, an unincorporated community in Alameda County known for its scenic beauty and suburban feel with convenient access to urban centers. Castro Valley's character is defined by its natural setting, including hillsides, canyons, and trees, as well as a small-town atmosphere that has evolved from its agricultural past. The community offers a variety of local businesses, dining options, and is served by the Castro Valley Unified School District.
The area offers some public transportation options, with a Walk Score of 40 and a Transit Score of 43. The Castro Valley BART station is within walking distance, providing access to regional rail services connecting to nearby cities and airports. AC Transit buses also serve the area, with routes such as the 28 and 93 connecting to various BART stations.
This neighborhood information is AI-generated based on the property address and publicly available data. Please verify important information independently. Do not rely solely on this information for property decisions. RoostHaven makes no warranties and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of AI-generated information. School boundaries, ratings, and local amenities may change over time.
- Castro Valley Elementary School (Elementary) - GreatSchools rating 6/10 - Creekside Middle School (Middle) - GreatSchools rating 10/10 - Castro Valley High School (High) - GreatSchools rating 9/10 School District: Castro Valley Unified School District
Within a 1-2 mile radius of 3818-3818A Northridge Avenue, residents have access to several parks and recreation areas. These include Castro Valley Community Park, which offers playgrounds, sports fields, and a community center. Anthony Chabot Regional Park, also known as Lake Chabot, provides opportunities for hiking, fishing, and boating. Cull Canyon Regional Park is another nearby option, known for its swim lagoon and hiking trails.
The neighborhood is part of Castro Valley, an unincorporated community in Alameda County known for its scenic beauty and suburban feel with convenient access to urban centers. Castro Valley's character is defined by its natural setting, including hillsides, canyons, and trees, as well as a small-town atmosphere that has evolved from its agricultural past. The community offers a variety of local businesses, dining options, and is served by the Castro Valley Unified School District.
The area offers some public transportation options, with a Walk Score of 40 and a Transit Score of 43. The Castro Valley BART station is within walking distance, providing access to regional rail services connecting to nearby cities and airports. AC Transit buses also serve the area, with routes such as the 28 and 93 connecting to various BART stations.
This neighborhood information is AI-generated based on the property address and publicly available data. Please verify important information independently. Do not rely solely on this information for property decisions. RoostHaven makes no warranties and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of AI-generated information. School boundaries, ratings, and local amenities may change over time.
