
Sedar S. Juarez
Luxe Realty Group
(925) 940-6663
79 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Pittsburg
$426,000 Price
Welcome to Old Town, a Pittsburg neighborhood that rests between Marina Boulevard and Highway 4. Locals will tell you a big part of the neighborhood’s appeal is its convenient location and older housing stock. “Some of these homes are 100 years old,” says Realtor Lindsay Mandjek with The Mandjek Group. “There’s a lot of charm in these older homes with their original hardwood floors and stucco siding.”
You can get into the neighborhood for about $525,000 with a three-bedroom bungalow that offers 1,300 square feet of living space and a 5,000-square-foot lot. Most lawns are tidy, and vegetation is minimal, but you will see an occasional shade tree. Closer to the $660,000 price point, you’ll find three-bedroom traditional-style homes with Craftsman accents. “This part of the neighborhood has wider streets, larger lots and more trees and plant life,” Mandjek says.
Students in Old Town are served by the Pittsburg Unified School District, which has a student-teacher ratio of 21-to-1 and a B Niche rating. Students can begin their education at Marina Vista Elementary School, home of the Ospreys, which scores a C-plus from Niche. Here, students can participate in a free after-school enrichment program where they can work on academic skills, explore hands-on science and play sports. Rancho Medanos Junior High School also earns a C-plus Niche rating and has a student-teacher ratio of 20-to-1. Students can go on to earn their diplomas from Pittsburg High School where class options include Advanced Placement and career and technical education courses. Pittsburg High School earns a B from Niche and has a student-teacher ratio of 23-to-1.
Another perk of buying in Old Town is access to City Park, a 28-acre facility with a playground, athletic fields and space for dogs to play. The park is often used for youth tournaments, festivals and classic car shows. “It has recently been revitalized,” Mandjek says. “It’s a really nice space.” You can also relax for a bit and enjoy the fresh air at Central Park or stroll the pathway that circles nearby Americana Park. If you’re looking for a rainy-day adventure, you can check out the Pittsburg Historical Museum, which offers free tours for all visitors. Here you can view some of Old Town’s relics, including an 1800s carriage and a 1920s fire truck. You can also head about 5 miles down Highway 4 to catch a movie at Maya Pittsburg Cinemas or knock over a few pins at Delta Bowl.
Old Town’s dining scene includes several Mexican eateries, such as La Hacienda Restaurant, which locals describe as having a family atmosphere. When you need to pick up a few essentials, you can stop by one of the markets along W. 10th Street. Golden Star Market offers a variety of fresh meat and produce and is well-stocked with dry goods. You can head just a few blocks north for even more dining and shopping options, including diners, cafes and breweries. When you have a longer shopping list, big box stores, such as Costco and Target, are within a 4-mile drive.
Residents of Old Town can easily access Highway 4, which connects the neighborhood to the rest of the Bay area. When you need a ride, train access is available via the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) at nearby Pittsburg Center Station. If you value convenience and are looking for a modest, three-bedroom home, Old Town might be the ideal community for you.
Sedar S. Juarez
Luxe Realty Group
(925) 940-6663
79 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Pittsburg
$426,000 Price
James Carlson
Corcoran Icon Properties
(925) 396-5135
42 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Pittsburg
$549,900 Price
Shelly Gwynn
Compass
(925) 940-9385
101 Total Sales
2 in Downtown Pittsburg
$555K - $595K Price Range
Lindsay Mandjek
Corcoran Icon Properties
(925) 471-8024
106 Total Sales
2 in Downtown Pittsburg
$415K - $443K Price Range
Margie Morris
Christie's Intl Re Sereno
(925) 396-8090
70 Total Sales
1 in Downtown Pittsburg
$640,000 Price
Katie Haynes
EXP Realty
(925) 940-9859
66 Total Sales
3 in Downtown Pittsburg
$592K - $700K Price Range
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, an experienced agent in this neighborhood.1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Downtown Pittsburg | US |
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Homicide | 4 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 3 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 4 | 4 |
Robbery | 4 | 4 |
Burglary | 3 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 | 4 |
Larceny | 2 | 4 |
Crime Score | 4 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
On average, homes in Downtown Pittsburg, Pittsburg sell after 72 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Pittsburg, Pittsburg over the last 12 months is $750,000, up 92% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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