Declan Spring & Denitsa Shopova Present

Exceptional Richmond Home

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$949,000

91 Rockport Court, Richmond

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Property Details

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beds

3

baths

3

interior

1,510 sq ft

Nestled in Marina Bay’s Promontory Pointe gated community, California coastal living never looked so good! 91 Rockport sits on a corner lot, and is immediately captivating as you enter through the front door. Custom lighting adds depth to the vaulted ceiling in the open living and dining area. A wood burning fireplace adds warmth, and a slider to the backyard beckons you to the peaceful & serene garden perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing in the hot-tub from a long day. The eat-in kitchen adjoining the dining area includes stainless appliances, gas range, microwave, and granite counters. Upstairs you’ll find two primary suites, and the 3rd bedroom downstairs is currently modified for use as an office. Subtle upgrades from the nest thermostat to light switches and paint choices lend a certain sophistication. The 2 car garage with epoxy floor for easy cleaning is fitted with overhead storage racks. A secure pedestrian gate from the community leads directly to the ever-lovely Marina Bay Trail, and just minutes away from your doorstep are restaurants, coffee, a brew pub, and parks. The nearby Richmond Ferry will get you to downtown San Francisco in about 35 minutes and the rest of the Bay Area is easily reachable by AC Transit, and the 580 freeway (2 minutes away by car).

Gated community
- Constructed in 1996
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 1510 sq ft living space per public record
- Open concept
- Corner lot
- Serene patio with hot-tub
- 2 car garage with interior access, laundry, and storage racks
- Dual pane windows throughout
- $235 per month HOA dues

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about this

Neighborhood

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Once a center of industry and shipbuilding during World War II, the city of Richmond is focused on revitalization efforts that include a green revolution, with a solar-powered waste treatment plant; industrial printers; metal scrap recyclers; and manufacturers participating in green business initiatives. The city plans to add green jobs, create a cleaner community, and build a thriving tax base that can support better public services.
Richmond homes vary in style, including traditional, Cape Cod, contemporary, and French Country.
Local residents can participate in a composting program that collects food scraps in specially marked street-side containers and offers gardeners free compost for their backyard gardens. Richmond also recycles its old buildings, too; the historic Ford assembly plant near the port of Richmond was converted into the Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historic Park, operated by the National Park Service.
Downtown is also experiencing revitalization, especially along Macdonald Avenue, the main commercial district that runs from 8th to 16th streets. The Richmond Main Street Initiative brings arts, music, dance, and theater to the area, transforming it into a pedestrian-friendly urban village.
Progressive politics are a part of life in Richmond. The city is the largest in the U.S. to have a Green Party mayor in Gayle McLaughlin.