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3 Bedroom Home For Rent in 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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3151 Tice Creek Way Sacramento, CA 95833

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

Asking Price:
$125,500
MLS:
90074350
Sq. Feet:
1027
Lot Size:
.034
Bedrooms:
2
Bathrooms:
2.5
# of Floors:
2
HOA/Maintenance Fees:
$83
Garage Size:
1
Subdivision:
Riverdale North Village
Year Built:
2006

Property Amenities

    - Range/Oven
    - Sink Disposal
    - Microwave
    - Dishwasher

    - Patio
    - Fenced Yard
    - Central A/C
    - Central Heat

    - Tile floor
    - Living room
    - Laundry area – inside
    - Clubhouse

Community Amenities

    - Garage Parking
    - Swimming Pool(s)
    - Basketball court

    - Fitness center
    - Recreation Center

    - Clubhouse
    - Playground

Contact Info

Gena Riede
Real Estate Broker

Dir 916-417-2699
Email | Website


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Natomas Homeowners and Home Buyers MUST Read

Ntomas Flood InsuranceTime is ticking for all homeowners in the Natomas area. Increased Flood insurance premiums will officially take effect on December 8, 2008. The maps have been redrawn by FEMA and Natomas will become an AE zone which means that flood insurance will be at a substantially higher cost after December 8th.

The deadline for Natomas homeowners and new home buyers purchasing a house in Natomas is December 8th so make sure that you get your flood insurance before that date, otherwise you may be paying 3 times the amount you would today.

All federally backed home loans will require the homeowner and home buyer to have flood insurance and some private lenders, as well.

Don’t shop for flood insurance rates. The rates are federally set. There is only ONE rate and it must be paid in full. Flood insurance can not be paid in installments but you can put it on your credit card.  Call your current homeowners insurance company and tell them you need flood insurance ASAP. Don’t become a victim, be pro-active as a responsible homeowner.

The great thing is that as long as you get your flood insurance BEFORE December 8, 2008 you will be “grandfathered” in. This means that no matter how much flood insurance goes up, or is re zoned you will only pay the current rate which is substantially lower than what it will be later. This applies ONLY as long as you stay current and pay your flood insurance policy each year, on time. If you sell your house or condo, the home buyer buying your home  or condo can purchase your less expensive flood insurance policy. This will be a great coup for those homeowners selling their house or condos later.

I have to admit that I found the FEMA maps to be user-unfriendly. The instructions say to write in your street address on the left side of the FEMA Map Service Center, click the icon to view the map and then simply use the zoom tool to zoom into your neighborhood. Sounds simple but difficult to determine streets and neighborhoods.

I must say the Sac Bee didn’t do any better job but at least you can try to figure out where your neighborhood might be. According to the Sac Bee the following are the depths of flooding that would occur if the levees were to break.

  • Natomas  26 feet of water  
  • North Sacramento 23 feet of water 
  • W. Del Paso Heights 17 feet
  • Campus Commons 15 feet of water
  • River Park 15 feet of water
  • Land Park 11 feet of water
  • Pocket-Greenhaven 10 feet of water

This is nothing to mess around with, get your flood insurance while the costs are down and “grandfather” your payment for the home buyer that may come along to buy your house before the levee repairs are completed.

For further information, you can contact National Flood Services 1-800-637-3846

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Other Natomas Articles:

First Time Home Buyers in Sacramento Congratulations!

Natomas Living in Sacramento County

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Sacramento Survived I-5

I Survived I-5Sacramento has been enduring the re-make of Interstate 5 which is widely traveled whether going to the Airport, Downtown or several neighboring communities and cities.

Here is your official T-shirt Sacramentans since you survived I-5.  July 28th is the final target date for completion. No more signs saying south bound or north bound Interstate 5 is closed.

What a nightmare this has been. I know I tried avoiding I-5 and only used it when I had no alternative. Apparently, there were a lot of drivers that did the same since traffic was reduced by 50%. Betcha the neighborhoods are just as grateful that this major make-over is coming to an end. Everyone deserves a T-Shirt  in Sacramento!

This was not just a mere re-surfacing job both northbound and southbound, it was an entire make-over. Two layers were jacked up and new sewers were put down before the boat section between L and R were finished. 

Then the final stage a polyester sealant was put down to finish up the work which is a tedious procedure and makes for a very smooth surface.

$33 million dollar job has been ongoing for 3 months and for those that had to travel I-5 each day, here is your virtual T-Shirt. Glad it’s over.

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First Time Home Buyers in Sacramento-Congratulations!

Take Care of Your HomeCongratulations to all of the First Time Home Buyers!

This past week, Tabitha and Jacob moved into their new Beazer home in Natomas. It was a pleasure working with you both and getting the very best deal for the two of you. Who says you don’t need a Realtor to represent you when dealing with a Builder? That statement wouldn’t hold water with the two of you, would it?

And to Cheryl and David, enjoy your new home in Elk Grove, CA. It was a long time coming but it is yours and the excitement I saw in both of your faces was exhilarating. It was my pleasure to help find just the right home for the two of you and to introduce you to your new neighbors. It was fun taking that photo of you carrying Cheryl across the threshold… have you recovered???

Mark, I think we saw every house on the Real Estate market for sale. Mid-town is a great place and within walking distance to all of your shopping, restaurants and coffee shops. What a great old home you have with a full basement…not just one of those wanna be basements. You have a lot to live up to after finding out your front porch is the meeting place for all of the near-by neighbors to congregate. You’ll do great! And yes, I’ll pop-in for my special chair on your porch every now and then.  Thank you so very much for the beautiful array of Shari’s Berries you sent to the office. I love them!

With all of the new First Time Homebuyers, I thought it might be important to reaffirm how important it is to treat your new home like a new born baby. Here are some helpful hints:

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