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Secluded living in East Bay
While most waterfront neighborhoods in the Bay Area seem inaccessible and competitive, Point Richmond maintains the feel of a small town while still having access to the vibrant areas of downtown San Francisco. “Point Richmond really does feel like a small town within a big city,” says Philip Rosenthal, President of the Point Richmond Neighborhood Council. “We have a lot of diversity, and everyone feels like they belong.” Point Richmond has two residential areas, community parks, and a historic town triangle with local shops and restaurants.
In Point Richmond you can find many lovely homes with amazing Bay views.
A three-bedroom bungalow near the Richmond Yacht Club.
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Dance in the street
Music lovers will feel right at home in Point Richmond. The neighborhood hosts the Point Richmond Music Festival every 2nd Friday from June through September and brings the community together with live bands, art exhibits, and dancing in the street. “It is considered one of the best festivals in the Bay Area,” says Rosenthal.
The historic town triangle
Point Richmond’s shopping and dining is centered around the historic town triangle. Residents can check out a book at the Richmond Public Library or peruse the various shops, salons, and art galleries. The Hotel Mac was initially built in 1911 and continues to be a favorite spot among locals for a night away or an upscale dinner at the restaurant found within. Other dining options include Kao Sarn Thai Cuisine and Little Louie’s Café. Point Richmond Market provides the neighborhood with fresh produce and groceries, and shoppers can head to Richmond City Center for more retail opportunities. Point Richmond Baptist Church serves the area.
Local friends are meeting up in front of the historic Hotel Mac in Point Richmond.
The Up and Under Pub and Grill is a popular bar for residents of Point Richmond, CA.
Best Mexican food in Point Richmond is offered by Maya Taquerias.
The Public Library of Point Richmond often has monthly exhibitions by local artists.
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Two distinct residential areas
Point Richmond has two residential areas with different architectural styles. Mid-century moderns and cedar-lined craftsman-style houses can be found throughout the windy streets and hilly terrain on the north side of the neighborhood. Most residences feature a view of downtown San Francisco or the Golden Gate Bridge. The southern part of the neighborhood contains contemporary developments with multifamily options right on the water and is connected by the Point Richmond tunnel. The Point Richmond housing market is very competitive, and price ranges vary depending on location within the neighborhood. A small, two-bedroom bungalow typically sells for $600,000, while 3-bedroom houses in the Brickyard Cove community can top $1.6 million.
Point Richmond, CA, is home to the renowned Richmond Yacht Club.
Point Richmond is known for its charming homes.
From some homes in Point Richmond you have clear views of the City skyline.
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Dual language immersion programs
The West Contra Costa Unified School District serves Point Richmond. Students may attend Washington Elementary School, which received a C-minus rating from Niche. Washington Elementary is a magnet, and students are taught both Spanish and English as part of their dual language immersion program. Other public school options include Korematsu Middle School, which received a B-minus grade on Niche. John F. Kennedy High School received a C-minus grade on Niche and is home to the “Fab Lab Richmond,” where students can learn about technology using 3D printers, laser cutters, and electronic workbenches.
Washington Elementary School is located in Richmond.
Fred T. Korematsu Middle School offers excellent education programs in El Cerrito.
Kennedy High School is a huge campus serving students of Park Plaza and other neighborhoods.
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Hike along the Bay Area trail
Recreation revolves around the San Francisco Bay Trail, a 500-mile path looming across 47 cities and seven different bridges throughout the Bay Area. Residents can hike, bike, or scooter along the trail, and it can be accessed through multiple spots in the neighborhood. Outdoor enthusiasts head to Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline for the park's waterfront beaches and kayaking opportunities. The Richmond Natatorium, referred to as “The Plunge” is a historic swim center that opened in 1926 and was recently renovated in 2010. Nearby, residents can work on their backhand at the Point Richmond Tennis and Pickleball courts.
The Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline offers a great place to walk Point Richmond.
Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline in Point Richmond offers stunning City views.
The interior pool in the Municipal Natatorium in Point Richmond.
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Point Richmond is well-connected
Although San Francisco is across the bay from Point Richmond, residents can access the city’s downtown areas through many transportation routes. The Richmond Ferry runs daily and carries commuters across the bay. “The ferry is convenient and pleasant,” says Rosenthal. “Downtown is so accessible that people go into the city just to grab a bite to eat.” Alternatively, Interstate 580 cuts through the neighborhood and connects to San Francisco, just 20 miles away. Public transportation is a viable and efficient option for those looking to stay in Point Richmond as the city maintains a fleet of public, on-demand, EV shuttles that carry residents to BART train and bus stops.
Point Richmond in Richmond, CA, is home to the iconic Richmond Bridge spanning the bay.
A ferry is approaching its stop at Point Richmond harbor.
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Crime and Pollution
The neighborhood is located near industrial centers such as the Chevron Oil Refinery and the Port of Richmond. “There are lots of industrial areas that can create challenges,” says Rosenthal. “But those areas keep the real estate prices down and bring employees into Point Richmond.”
The Harbor Channel near Point Richmond, CA, offers picturesque views.
Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline has plenty of green areas for family activities inPoint Richmond.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Point Richmond
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Point Richmond Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Point Richmond, Richmond sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Point Richmond, Richmond over the last 12 months is $929,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Sundrenched level-in Mid-Century 3 bdrm 1 bath in popular historic Point Richmond location with some bay/water views from house and major views from Crest Avenue. Kitchen updates include new counters, sink/faucet, kitchen floors, new freestanding range/oven and hood. Bathroom updates include new counter, new sink/faucet, newly installed bathroom floor and tub surround. Hardwood floors have been
Gorgeous, light-filled condo built in 2018 featuring 2 bedrooms + office/den, and 2.5 bathrooms. The open-concept layout offers modern living with a seamless flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas. A private patio off the main living space offers a peek at the Bay Bridge and the bay. The spacious primary suite is a true retreat, complete with two walk-in closets and a luxurious
Incredible views from this spacious, 914 sqft 1 bedroom unit located in quiet Brickyard Cove. From the living room and bedroom windows you have views spanning Oakland to Marin with straight on views of SF, Angel Island and the bay. Freshly painted and all new carpet this unit is move in ready. Unit has W/D and level entry. The amenities are endless: 2 car gated garage, one space with storage,
Downtown Point Richmond duplex vacant owner's unit! Built in 1915, this 4 bd/3 ba blends vintage charm with a 2024 remodel: high ceilings, Brazilian-chestnut floors, chef's kitchen, en-suite bath, huge windows, hillside views, and private yard with mature lemon & redwood trees. Vacant 2 bd/2 ba upper and market-rent 2 bd/1 ba lower unit has its own patio. Shared coin-op laundry, new
Spectacular water lot on the bay with gorgous sunset view. A great place to live and play! Deep water should accommodate a large boat adjacent to home. Unique opportunity for builders, sailors, or families. Build your dream home on the street of the stars.
This 12,000 sq ft, three-story building (with a partial basement) features five ground-floor commercial suites totaling 3,120 sq ft, providing steady retail or office income. Above, the second and third floors house 14 fully renovated residential units—including 10 one-bedroom/one-bath units and 4 two-bedroom/one-bath units—offering multiple, reliable revenue streams. The current ownership has
Discover the convenience and comfort of fully-furnished, all-inclusive coliving at Cottage Coliving. At your new home in Point Richmond, you'll enjoy a private furnished bedroom in a shared suite, where utilities and extras are all taken care of — including WiFi, household essentials, and free on-site laundry machines. Outside your cozy bedroom, you'll find high-end stainless steel kitchen
Welcome to 245 Water St.This gorgeous 2 BD/2.5 Bath home draws inspiration directly from its breathtaking panoramic 3 bridge views. Local Architect, Jonathan Livingston chose a warm earthy palette using open wooden beam ceiling reclaimed from a San Francisco Pier. Contemporary Mediterranean beauty, custom-built in 1990, is nestled in a cul-de-sac. Chef's kitchen, luxurious master suite w/spa-like
Upper Unit in a Tri-Plex in Point Richmond. This unit is has been fully renovated with new appliances, refinshed wood floors, new paint and new LED light fixtures. Extra Storage and Coin Laundry. Includes a Shared Yard, with Carport Parking.Located in the Historic Downtown Pt. Richmond, enjoy the Many Restaurants, Shopping, Dog park and baseball field across the street, Richmond Plunge,
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