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Live near the waterfront in Eureka, California
City Center is in the heart of Eureka, a remote town in Northern California that’s situated between the misty Pacific coast and the sprawling redwood forests of Humboldt County. The neighborhood is largely residential and sits just east of the city’s vibrant Old Town district. It offers a mix of historic homes, including grand architecture that dates back to the late 1800s. “We’ve got a lot of beautiful, Victorian style homes similar to those you see in San Francisco,” says Scott Pesch of Pacific Partners Real Estate, a longtime area resident. Home to around 26,000 residents, Eureka is a port city where logging and fishing were once its largest commercial exports. In recent years, it’s transitioned into a tourist destination since logging in the region has been largely curtailed. “We’ve got great outdoors, but we’re also smaller than most California cities, and I think that’s a big advantage for us,” Pesch says.
Walk to Old Town Eureka
Eureka’s Old Town district, just a few blocks away from City Center, is where locals can walk through streets full of old architecture, public squares, restaurants and shops. It sits at the edge of Humboldt Bay and the Eureka Boardwalk, known for its waterfront views, boats sailing around the harbor and local wildlife. There are a wide range of restaurants, from upscale oyster bars like Humboldt Bay Provisions to downhome diners like The Greene Lily. Victorian estates like the Ingomar Club and The Pinc Lady Mansion are some of the city’s most famous sightseeing spots. There’s also Target and CVS Pharmacy within the neighborhood for groceries and everyday goods.
Old Town Eureka has a great vibe with old clocks and buildings in City Center.
The Eureka Public Marina is in the west side of City Center.
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Victorians, Craftsman homes and bungalows
City Center has a hodgepodge of eclectic homes on a traditional, flat street grid. Colorful Victorian homes with ornate trim, Craftsman homes with exposed beams and tiny bungalows can all be found here. Many of these homes have been well-maintained, updated or renovated, but it’s not uncommon to see homes in need of major repairs. Streets typically have wide sidewalks that back up to manicured front lawns, making for safe pedestrian travel. Prices range from $350,000 to $900,000, depending on their size, age and condition.
This 1800’s Victorian home has a bay window and dormers in City Center.
This older craftsman-style home is being updated in City Center.
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Community parks, trails and nearby outdoor destinations
Cooper Gulch Park is a small community park at the center of the neighborhood with a playground, grassy fields and a concrete skate park. The Waterfront Trail is accessible from the neighborhood as well. It’s a 1.5-mile path that winds alongside Humboldt Bay, crossing wetlands and coastal scenery on the way to Old Town. One of the major perks of living in Eureka is its proximity to scenic outdoor destinations. It’s about a mile from Pacific beaches and seaside overlooks, and within about 20 miles of massive mountain parks, including Humboldt Redwoods State Park, Headwaters Forest Reserve, Arcata Community Forest and Trinity National Forest. These parks and beaches are known across the country for their scenic beauty and for their abundance of massive redwood trees.
The skate park at Cooper Gulch Park is ready to be shredded on.
Enjoy an afternoon walk at Halvorsen Park.
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Solid Northern California schools
Young students can attend Washington Elementary School, which earns a C-plus-rating from Niche and then move on to C-plus-rated Catherine L. Zane Middle School. Older students can attend B-rated Eureka High School, which opened a brand-new campus gym in 2023. This state-of-the-art facility is home to athletic courts, a fitness center and bleachers that can seat up to 1,200 people.
Zane Middle School is home of the Falcons.
Eureka High School offers a wide range of athletic programs.
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Ride on the Pacific Coast Highway
The neighborhood is traversed by State Route 101, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, a celebrated, scenic highway that traverses the California coast. It’s also a regional commuter corridor that connects Eureka with nearby towns like Arcata and Fortuna. Eureka Transit Service operates several bus lines in the district for those who prefer public transit. The region’s airport, the California Redwood Coast-Humbolt County Airport, is about 16 miles away. Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka operates two medical campuses just south of the neighborhood. It’s the largest hospital system in Humboldt County and the county’s second largest employer.
Foggy, chilly weather all year-round
The weather in Eureka is typically foggy, chilly and experiences more rainfall than central and southern California. Temperatures usually range from 40 degrees to 65 degrees all year-round. Fog typically rolls in from the ocean in the morning before burning off in late morning or early afternoon.
City Center is located on the shores of Arcata Bay.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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City Center Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in City Center, Eureka sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in City Center, Eureka over the last 12 months is $335,500, down 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Solid redwood victorian home near the bay, trails, old town and down town. She needs some work but will reward in equity gains. Origianl tall ceilings, wood window and door trims, classic victorian.
Waterfront land opportunity in Eureka! APN 014-171-016 is a 81,191 sq ft residential land parcel zoned RS-5-W-A, offered at $44,000. This is bare land and is intended to be sold together with the adjacent listing at 2783 N Street, Eureka, CA (APN 014-171-015-000)a great chance to secure side-by-side parcels with added flexibility and future potential. Enjoy the appeal of a waterfront setting
Elegant Mediterranean Revival home rich in period detail and timeless charm. This lovingly maintained 3-bedroom residence features a beautifully remodeled kitchen, warm wood floors, a cozy breakfast nook, and a formal dining room ideal for entertaining. The formal living room impresses with a dramatic wood-beamed ceiling, abundant natural light from large windows, and a classic fireplace
Commercial building with attached, 2-unit, ADU. Very high visibility/traffic location with street frontage. The off street parking is easily accessible from Highway 101 North and South (4th st & 5th st). The commercial space is approximately 1000sqft with multiple entrances, storage and currently plumbed for two bathrooms, The attached ADU's consist of a downstairs studio and a 1bed/1bath
This house has been converted to Two UNITS. A total of around 1800 SQ FT. Main house is 1050 SQ FT 3/1. It is tenant occupied, rent for this Unit is $1800/ month. Tenant is in section 8 and rent is being paid on time each month. Second unit is 750 SQ FT. This unit is rented for $1500/ month. There are no garages. The main house uses the driveway which has room for 2 cars, and the back unit is
3 contiguous lots from 4th - 5th Streets along T St (totaling .49 acres). This provides frontage on highway 101 for both North & South bound traffic through downtown Eureka. Many development possibilities. The Duplex (404 T St A-B) on the corner of 4th & T is in poor condition & has been removed from the Historical List (1 unit currently rented for $850 per month). 414 T St is a vacant Lot. 4Plex
This lot is an exceptional development opportunity in the heart of Eureka. This 0.32-acre parcel offers a prime location for investors and developers seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for multi-family housing in the area. Zoned for multi-family use, this buildable lot provides a versatile foundation for a variety of residential projects. Don't miss out on this exceptional investment
RVM Rentals is happy to announce 6th Street Suites. This brand-new-construction 4-plex is move-in-ready and we are looking for well-qualified tenants to enjoy the modern design and efficiencies these units offer. Rent is $1,600 a month. Utilities are not included but garbage and recycling are included.These 800 +/- sqft 2 bedroom/1bathroom apartments are designed for ease of living in
Welcome to this cozy 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home conveniently located close to many shopping centers and restaurants! It has beautiful wood flooring, large windows to bring in natural light, a formal dining area and nice built-ins for storage. Laundry room off the kitchen with washer and dryer already there (owner will not maintain), the bedroom has a nice sized walk-in closet and the living room
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