Antioch Homes for Sale

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Noia
Noia
Noia
Noia
Noia
Active
145 days

$499,000

1708 Noia Avenue

Antioch, CA 94509

MLS# ML82041934
18th
18th
18th
18th
18th
18th
18th
18th
18th
18th
Active
150 days

$410,000

212 18th Street

Antioch, CA 94509

MLS# ML82041237

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Antioch Neighborhood Guide

Antioch is the largest city in Contra Costa County's eastern Delta region, sitting along the banks of the San Joaquin River where it meets the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. With a population over 115,000 and some of the most affordable single-family home prices in the Bay Area, Antioch draws buyers priced out of closer-in markets who still want a full-sized house with a yard. The city has invested heavily in its waterfront, downtown revitalization, and BART connectivity in recent years, making it a practical choice for long-distance commuters.

Why Buyers Love Antioch

  • Affordability — Antioch consistently offers some of the lowest prices per square foot among Bay Area cities, making it possible to buy a 3–4 bedroom home with a backyard at a price that would buy a studio elsewhere in the region.
  • Delta waterfront access — The Antioch Marina and the nearby Delta waterways offer boating, fishing, and water recreation that few Bay Area cities can match — a lifestyle draw for outdoor enthusiasts.
  • BART access — The Antioch BART station (end of the eBART extension) connects residents to the broader Bay Area rail network, making car-free commuting to Oakland and San Francisco feasible.
  • Space and newer construction — East Antioch in particular has large master-planned subdivisions built in the 1990s and 2000s with generous lot sizes, three-car garages, and community amenities that are hard to find closer to the urban core.

Neighborhoods at a Glance

Old Antioch / Downtown

The original city center along the riverfront has historic bungalows, a revitalized marina district, and the most walkable blocks in town. Buyers here are often drawn by character and value.

Lone Tree / East Antioch

The largest and most suburban quadrant of the city, with large planned communities, newer schools, parks, and master associations. Popular with families seeking newer construction.

Prewett Ranch

A well-regarded planned community in southeast Antioch featuring a community water park, sports complex, and newer homes with modern floor plans.

Deer Valley

A hillside area in northern Antioch with elevated views, larger lots, and a mix of established and newer homes, generally quieter and more spread out.

Local Amenities

Parks

Prewett Family Park (water park), Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve, Contra Loma Regional Park, Antioch Wetlands

Shopping

Slatten Ranch Shopping Center, Antioch Premium Outlets, Orchard Supply, multiple grocery anchored centers

Dining

Momo's Kitchen, Rivertown Brewing Co., La Morenita, Tahoe Joe's, waterfront dining at the Marina

Recreation

Delta boating and fishing, Black Diamond Mines hiking, Contra Loma reservoir swimming and fishing, Sand Creek Road trail network

Commute Times

DestinationDriveTransit
San Francisco (Downtown)65 min80 min (eBART to BART to SF)
Oakland (Downtown)50 min65 min (eBART + BART)
Silicon Valley (Palo Alto)75 min110 min (BART + Caltrain)
Concord25 min30 min (eBART)

The Antioch BART station (eBART terminus) provides rail access toward Pittsburgh/Bay Point and into the broader BART system. Drive times to the Bay Area core are heavily traffic-dependent; peak-hour commutes to San Francisco can exceed 90 minutes on I-680/CA-4.

Commute times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, time of day, and route. Data is for informational purposes only.

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