Sacramento
3 Bedroom Home For Rent in Natomas
January 16th, 2010 categories: Natomas
Check out this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in Natomas just 3 minutes from Downtown Sacramento, shopping, Arco Arena and the Sacramento International Airport.
Talk about convenient, this is it.
This home was built in 2007, has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths with 1314 square feet. You will love cooking in the kitchen where you’ll find cherry wood kitchen cabinets, gas appliances and a refrigerator. All three bedrooms are located on the 2nd floor. A built-in hallway desk is ideal for homework, bill paying or writing that novel.
When you wheel in to your garage after a long day at the office, grab a drink and head out to your private patio to unwind and barbeque a little dinner. Or unwind by walking over to the clubhouse and working out at the gym or take a swim.
With 4 acres of parks to play basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball and a children’s park there is something for everyone.
Rental Inclusions:
- refrigerator
- washer/dryer
- use of clubhouse gym/pool
- 4 acres park inc. baseball complex, children’s park, basketball courts & volleyball court
For further information, please call 916-419-8539 or email tambozzelli@yahoo.com
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Best Neighborhood Dresses Up for the Holidays
November 23rd, 2009 categories: Fun Things, Sacramento
Have you relocated and moved to Sacramento? Maybe you’ve heard about the Fabulous 40’s and wondered what people are talking about.
The Fab 40’s is a neighborhood close to Downtown Sacramento where many of the City’s prominent residents have lived.
The streets are wide, the homes custom with sprawling green lawns under a canopy of established tree lined streets with a flare of European design.
This is one of Sacramento’s best places to go for the holidays. Even if you live in Sacramento you may have missed the Holiday Tour in the Fab 40’s. Get the holiday spirit and walk through one of Sacramento’s finest neighborhoods.
Each year the Holiday Home Tour in the Fabulous 40’s welcomes thousands of holiday guests the first weekend in December.
This year is no exception. December 4–6, 2009 Holiday Home Tour begins with the Fabulous 40’s neighborhood homes elegantly decorated by top designers and florists.
Five exquisite homes will be featured and the tour begins on 42th Street between J and M Streets and winds its way through East Sacramento ending on 38th Street between Folsom & P.
Tickets are $20 when ordered online by email to tickets@shpsholidayhometour.com and $30 the day of the tour.
This Fabulous 40’s Holiday Tour is a fundraiser each year for Sacred Heart Parish School which usually takes about 2 hours and is organized by the parents.
No two homes are the same in the Fab 40’s. The architecture is Pre WWI and Pre WWII with Craftsman Bungalows, Comfortable Contemporary, European Revival, Georgian Colonial, Spanish Eclectic architectural English Cottages, Tudor Style, Dutch Farmhouses and Mediterranean Villas. If you haven’t been to the Fab 40’s you have missed a big part of Sacramento.
You don’t want to miss this yearly event so make sure you get your tickets now. Times and dates for the Holiday Tour are as follows, so mark your calendar it’s fast approaching.
- Friday, December 4th 11:00 am to 8:00 pm
- Saturday, December 5th 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
- Sunday, December 6th, 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
The designers this year are
- La Maison Marche
- Holiday Home
- Chris Merenda-Axtell
- Anne Brown
This is one of Sacramento’s finest real estate neighborhoods it is always such a thrill to show homes in the Fabulous Forties. Sprinkled with small shops, restaurants, ice cream parlors, five parks and the ambiance of tranquility draw many to live here.
Click to view homes for sale in the Fabulous 40’s neighborhood and let me know if this is where you would like to call home.
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3151 Tice Creek Way Sacramento, CA 95833
September 24th, 2009 categories: Homes For Sale, Natomas, Real Estate News
European Style Living in Natomas
3151 Tice Creek Way, Sacramento, CA 95833 View Map
This is European living where there is a 4 acre park for the kids to play, baseball field, basketball hoops, volleyball area, a community clubhouse with rec center and swimming pool all at your disposal.
Two bedrooms are located upstairs with their own bathrooms, a built-in desk area with cabinetry and an upstairs area for laundry.
As you enter, you will notice plenty of sunshine filtering in from the windows giving the Great Room and Kitchen areas plenty of light.
No need to spend your weekends doing yard work…Backyard is just big enough for relaxing, having a BBQ and a little gardening if you want to.
Such a life…it’s the European way of living!
This is a Short Sale and is subject to Lender acceptance.
Details
Property Amenities
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- Range/Oven
- Sink Disposal
- Microwave
- Dishwasher
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- Patio
- Fenced Yard
- Central A/C
- Central Heat
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- Tile floor
- Living room
- Laundry area – inside
- Clubhouse
Community Amenities
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- Garage Parking
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Basketball court
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- Fitness center
- Recreation Center
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- Clubhouse
- Playground
All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.
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Something Is Fishy in the Curtis Park Neighborhood
August 3rd, 2009 categories: Curtis Park
Curtis Park Neighborhood in Sacramento, CA
I smell a very fishy odor in the Curtis Park neighborhood in Sacramento, CA.
How would you like to live in a neighborhood where a Congresswoman owns a home – – as do the Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, former Senator Al Rodda, legislators, and lobbyists?
Well, the Curtis Park up-scale neighborhood populated with Tudors, Spanish and Craftsman-style homes built in the early 1900’s is just such a community.
Unfortunately, Congresswoman Richardson bought a house in Curtis Park but lives in Southern, CA and represents Long Beach.
Her home in Curtis Park?
House payments were stopped, and the property became a blight and eyesore to the genteel Curtis Park residents. Rats took over the once-lovely home and invaded neighboring homes. Neighbors took it upon themselves to hire gardeners to water the Richardson home landscaping to help slow property deterioration. Richardson reportedly never responded to any of their requests to remedy the situation. Even the City of Sacramento declared the house a public nuisance in August of last year and filed violation notices.
Makes you wonder what type of Congresswoman she is…doesn’t it? A bit irresponsible, say a number of Sacramento residents.
Not sure I would want her making laws for me, how about you?
While the state of CA has a budget deficit, it seems we can add Congresswoman Richardson’s back unpaid property tax of $9,000 to the coffer.
Congresswoman Richardson bought the Curtis Park house in 2007 for $535,000. Seems she also owns two other houses where she defaulted six times in Long Beach and San Pedro.
The Curtis Park home went into foreclosure in 2008 and was sold at auction to James York for $388,000 in May. Mr. York sent in a crew who began remodeling the eye sore to the delight of the Curtis Park neighbors.
The story doesn’t end… Richardson contested the sale and convinced Washington Mutual now JP Morgan Chase to return the house to Congressman Richardson. Yes, you heard me right…Mr. York who bought the house at public auction and recorded the deed suddenly was no longer the owner, Congresswoman Richardson was the owner, again. Mr. York sued but there was a secret confidential settlement.
Anyone smell fish????
The only way, I know of that Congresswoman Laura Richardson could legally get her Curtis Park home back is if she had a Freddie Mac backed loan. Freddie Mac has a program for all homeowners losing their homes to foreclosure. Even after a foreclosure homeowners are given a chance to lease or buy back the home as long as the occupant is employed and not engaged in bankruptcy.
The kicker is that the loan must be owned by Freddie Mac. Freddie Mac has steps to avoid foreclosure. Is your mortgage loan owned by Freddie Mac? Check out the link to find out.
Roberta Murphy, a San Diego and Carlsbad Real Estate Broker/owner of San Diego Previews International Realty wrote an excellent article “Freddie Mac Offering Foreclosures Back to Owners”, well worth the read.
Perhaps, Congressman Laura Richardson’s mortgage is owned by Freddie Mac. If the Congresswoman’s mortgage loan was owned by Freddie Mac there is a stipulation that Freddie Mac can work with the homeowner BEFORE a foreclosure deed is recorded. Doesn’t seem to be the case here…am I missing something?
The smell of fish is overwhelming! Is this a case of “the law doesn’t apply to me?”
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and read what other home buyers and home sellers have asked and feel free to ask your Real Estate question by email. Perhaps, your question will be part of the next article featured on Sacramento REAL Estate Voice
Other Curtis Park Neighborhood Articles:
Freeport Bakery is Your Tasty Neighbor in Land Park and Curtis Park
Curtis Park Homes in Sacramento
Sacramento Real Estate Got the Scoop
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Looking for a Sacramento Tea Party?
April 9th, 2009 categories: Sacramento
I can donate green tea and quite a few decaffeinated brands to the tax protest parties being held April 15th throughout the Sacramento area and neighboring cities.
Tea parties are being held throughout the United States, as a show of solidarity due to the Federal Government and State Government spending. This is a non-partisan event.
This scheduled Tea Party protests the bailouts, stimulus, increased taxation and government pork.
In case you are interested in attending a Sacramento Tea Party (tax revolt) below are two locations in the area:
Sacramento Tea Party
When: April 15, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Where: Sacramento State Capitol, West Steps
Map: Click Here
Contact: Contact Form
Phone: 530-274-9900
Other Info: http://www.sacteaparty.com
Facebook Group: CLICK HERE
Facebook Event: CLICK HERE
Lincoln Tea Party
When: April 15, 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Where: McBean Park
Map: Click Here
Contact: EMAIL
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