24087 Azevedo Ave, Hayward, CA 94541

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$899,900

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bathrooms

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Acreage

0.12

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year built

1956

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Half Baths

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Stop looking at houses and come see a home! This 4 bedroom 2 bath home offers over 1770 feet of livable space. Gleaming hardwood floors in living room, hallway and bedrooms. Large living room with corner windows to bring in the view, built-in bookcases and a fireplace. The kitchen has a built in dinette set, plenty of cabinets and counter space. All 4 bedrooms are spacious and feature mirrored closet doors. Primary bath has been updated with oversized shower with frameless door, custom vanity and upgraded flooring. Now head downstairs to the bonus room. Included in the sales price is a high definition projector and a 140" screen, perfect for the sports fan or movie buff. Recent mechanical upgrades include dual zone heat and AC, copper plumbing. This home is situated in the Fairview district of Hayward. no City Transfer Tax! The home offers a country feel, yet just minutes to commute routes, schools and shopping. Stop in and see your new home today!

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MLS number: 41089069

Listing agent: Anthony Bruno

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (510) 608-7600

Last update: Sunday, April 20 2025 at 9:42 a.m. EDT

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