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613 41St St

  • Richmond, CA
  • $818,000
$818,000

613 41St St

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,304 Sq.Ft. 5,000 Sq.Ft.

Description

Sweet surprises await you in this exquisite California-Craftsman 3-bedroom home nestled in Richmond’s sought-after North & East neighborhood. This charming home showcases original 1930s character with vintage built-in cabinetry, a handsome Batchelder tiled fireplace, matchstick hardwood flooring, and gum-wood trim. A Large picture window offers views of the front yard foliage, allowing gorgeous natural light to suffuse rooms throughout. 

The extra-spacious kitchen features eye-catching quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and abundant cabinetry, including a walk-in laundry closet with stacked machines. French doors provide seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a private backyard oasis.

The main level includes two cozy bedrooms, while the upper half-story features a spacious primary suite overlooking the backyard with ample closet space.

The outdoor experience is equally exceptional. Set on a 5,000 square foot lot (per public record), the sunny, fenced backyard features paved patios, grassy sections, and fruit trees, including apple, persimmon, and citrus. There are also two sunny raised beds for gardening, an outdoor shower, and a concrete hot tub pad for those contemplating a spa. Additionally, the property includes a detached tool shed and a large ground-level storage room of approximately 200 square feet (per measured floor plan).

Superbly maintained, this home boasts numerous improvements, including a seismic retrofit, double-pane windows (2023), and a 5KW solar system.

Located in the heart of Richmond's North & East, you are minutes away from local favorites like Tacos El Tucan, Catahoula Coffee, The Factory Bar, and the Friday Farmers Market. Transit options are excellent with proximity to Richmond BART and del Norte BART stations, the Richmond Ferry, and easy access to I-80 and I-580. Michelle Obama Elementary School and its playground are steps away! 

Standout Features:

  • 3 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms (including a primary suite)
  • 1,304 sq. ft. of living space (estimated per floor plan renderings)
  • 5,000 sq. ft. lot (per public record)
  • Updated dine-in kitchen with quartz countertops
  • Versatile ~ approximately 200 sq. ft. (per measured floor plan) storage room at the basement level
  • Professional seismic retrofit (2020)
  • Double-pane windows replaced throughout (2023) 
  • New designer light fixtures (2025)
  • 5KW solar panel system
  • Original matchstick hardwood flooring
  • Newer stacked washer and dryer
  • Low-maintenance landscaping and outdoor shower
  • Sewer lateral compliance certificate valid through 2031

 

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Location

613 41St St, Richmond, CA 94805

Status

Sold

1929

1929

Year Built

3

3

Total Bedrooms

2

2

Total Bathrooms

1,304

1,304

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

5,000

5,000

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

01

Interior

Total Bedrooms

3

Total Bathrooms

2

Full Bathrooms

2

Laundry room

Cabinets, Washer/Dryer Stacked Incl

Flooring

Tile, Wood

Fireplace

Living Room

Appliances

Dishwasher, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Dryer, Washer, Gas Water Heater, Tankless Water Heater

Other Interior Features

Formal Dining Room, Storage, Counter - Solid Surface, Pantry, Updated Kitchen
01

Exterior & Building

Pool

None

Roof

Shingle

Lot Features

Level, Back Yard, Landscaped

Parking

Off Street, Parking Spaces

Heat Type

Wall Furnace

Air Conditioning

None

Other Exterior Features

Back Yard, Front Yard, Garden/Play, Side Yard, Sprinklers Automatic, Storage, Garden, Landscape Back, Landscape Front, Storage Area
01

Lot & Area

Status

Sold

Living Area

1,304 Sq.Ft.

Total Area

1,304 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

5,000 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

41121561

Type

Residential

Year Built

1929

Neighborhood

Richmond

Architecture Styles

Craftsman
01

Finance

Sales Price

$818,000

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Richmond

Home to some of the Bay Area's best seaside parks, beaches, fishing piers, biking and jogging trails.

Welcome to Richmond

With 32 miles of coastal shoreline, the city of Richmond is known for its panoramic, unobstructed views of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin's Mount Tamalpais.
 
Home to some of the Bay Area's best seaside parks, beaches, fishing piers, biking and jogging trails, wildlife preserves and yacht harbors, Richmond is a haven for families looking for a higher quality of life, a lower cost of living, and the water's edge.
 
Located 16 miles northeast of San Francisco across the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, the city of Richmond is one of the most convenient commuter spots in the entire Bay Area. It has excellent public transportation, including BART, bus, train and ferry service to the surrounding cities. By freeway, San Francisco is within 35 minutes, Marin is 10 minutes away, and the city of Oakland is a 20-minute drive.
 
Richmond experienced a huge growth spurt in the years leading up to and spanning World War II. It was a major shipbuilding center and attracted thousands of defense workers from all over the country. There could have been a billboard saying "Rosie the Riveter" lives here. Richmond's real estate is comprised of mainly or mid- to late-20th century ranch-style homes, townhouses and condominiums. There are also rural areas, such as the hills surrounding Wildcat Canyon, where homeowners enjoy expansive acreage, complete with horses and access to wooded riding and hiking trails.
 
Unique places to check out in Richmond include the Richmond Art Center, one of the oldest art centers of the West Coast. It continues to be a wonderful community resource with great teachers, studios, and galleries. The Point Pinole Regional Shoreline is a great place to spot migratory birds, and Annie's Annuals Nursery is the source for California native flowers.
 
Those who enjoy indoor swimming can check out the completely refurbished Richmond Municipal Natatorium, also known as the Plunge. This treasured recreational venue is now equipped with LED lighting, solar panel-generated power, and an ultraviolet disinfectant system and saline chlorination that eliminates the stinging and odor of chlorine.
 
Just about every major suburban store and restaurant chain can be found along the many retail corridors of Richmond and at the expansive Hilltop Mall. Residents looking for a more urban experience can meander through the scenic waterfront village of downtown Point Richmond, popping into the endless independently-owned shops, galleries, grocery stores, cafes and restaurants.
 

Neighborhoods

Welcome to Richmond With 32 miles of coastal shoreline, the city of Richmond is known for its panoramic, unobstructed views of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin's Mount Tamalpais. Home to some of the Bay Area's best seaside parks, beaches, fishing piers, biking and jogging trails, wildlife preserves and yacht harbors, Richmond is a haven for families looking for a higher quality of life, a lower cost of living, and the water's edge. Located 16 miles northeast of San Francisco across the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, the city of Richmond is one of the most convenient commuter spots in the entire Bay Area. It has excellent public transportation, including BART, bus, train and ferry service to the surrounding cities. By freeway, San Francisco is within 35 minutes, Marin is 10 minutes away, and the city of Oakland is a 20-minute drive. Richmond experienced a huge growth spurt in the years leading up to and spanning World War II. It was a major shipbuilding center and attracted thousands of defense workers from all over the country. There could have been a billboard saying "Rosie the Riveter" lives here. Richmond's real estate is comprised of mainly or mid- to late-20th century ranch-style homes, townhouses and condominiums. There are also rural areas, such as the hills surrounding Wildcat Canyon, where homeowners enjoy expansive acreage, complete with horses and access to wooded riding and hiking trails. Unique places to check out in Richmond include the Richmond Art Center, one of the oldest art centers of the West Coast. It continues to be a wonderful community resource with great teachers, studios, and galleries. The Point Pinole Regional Shoreline is a great place to spot migratory birds, and Annie's Annuals Nursery is the source for California native flowers. Those who enjoy indoor swimming can check out the completely refurbished Richmond Municipal Natatorium, also known as the Plunge. This treasured recreational venue is now equipped with LED lighting, solar panel-generated power, and an ultraviolet disinfectant system and saline chlorination that eliminates the stinging and odor of chlorine. Just about every major suburban store and restaurant chain can be found along the many retail corridors of Richmond and at the expansive Hilltop Mall. Residents looking for a more urban experience can meander through the scenic waterfront village of downtown Point Richmond, popping into the endless independently-owned shops, galleries, grocery stores, cafes and restaurants. Neighborhoods Marina Bay North & East Point Richmond Richmond Annex
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Elic Suazo

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Since 2016, I have been focused on helping my clients achieve their goals in selling and purchasing homes.

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