3118 N St, Sacramento, CA 95816

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$534,900

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

1,008

Acreage

0.0735

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year built

1922

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SELLER HAS AN ASSUMABLE VA LOAN. Located in desirable East Sacramento, this inviting bungalow blends architectural charm with modern comforts and a great layout. Recently refreshed with new exterior paint, this home boasts great curb appeal while maintaining its timeless character. Inside you'll find hardwood floors, large interior spaces, a gas insert fireplace that creates a cozy focal point in the living area, granite countertops, dual-pane windows throughout, and a versatile room with a Murphy bed offering flexibility as a 2nd bedroom or home office. Additional features include a tankless water heater and versatile backyard. Located in an incredibly walkable part of East Sacramento, you'll be just steps away from popular restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and Midtown's vibrant scene. Plus, with quick access to freeways, commuting is effortless, and Downtown Sacramento is just minutes away. Front and back lawns were re-seeded in March.

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MLS number: 225022655

Listing agent: Nic Williams

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (916) 972-0212

Last update: Thursday, April 24 2025 at 9:07 a.m. EDT

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