2333 22ND AVENUE, Sacramento, CA 95822

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$499,900

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

1,211

Acreage

0.14

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year built

1950

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Half Baths

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This Hollywood Park cutie is sure to enthrall you. Step back in time to a simpler life, but with all of today's modern creature comforts. New HVAC in 2024, new roof and gutters, upgraded electrical to 220, and new 3/4 inch tongue and groove oak hardwood floors in 2025! Create your amazing edible garden in the front yard, courtesy of multiple raised beds all set with drip irrigation. A large backyard is a blank slate for whatever notions and whims you may have. Be sure to notice the bonus area off the kitchen and up the stairs. This home is located near public transportation, plenty of dining and shopping options, and easy freeway access. Hollywood Park is a best kept secret of tree lined streets, varied architecture, and great proximity to all that the Sacramento Region has to offer including City College, Land Park, zoo, golf course, Curtis Park, and so much more. Don't miss the opportunity to call this sunny cottage your next home!

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MLS number: 225118376

Listing agent: Mark Peters

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (916) 447-5900

Last update: Sunday, September 28 2025 at 8:40 a.m. EDT

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