$1,995 - $2,479 per month
Marina Crossing Apartments
Studio - 1 Bed
785 Baywood Dr, Petaluma, CA 94954
$1,995 - $2,479 per month
Marina Crossing Apartments
Studio - 1 Bed
785 Baywood Dr, Petaluma, CA 94954
$2,156 - $4,644 per month
La Via Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
350 N Water St, Petaluma, CA 94952
$1,500 per month
325 Grant Ave, Petaluma, CA 94952
This studio apartment at 325 Grant Ave offers 250 square feet of living space, featuring one bathroom. The unit includes essential amenities such as heating, air conditioning, a ceiling fan, and shower with removable head. The south-facing living area benefits from bright morning light. A built in queen sized Murphy bed enhances the versatility of space. Wi-Fi is included for convenience.
$1,850 per month
1309 D Street Extension, Petaluma, CA 94952
Private furnished studio located in the historic west side of Petaluma. Short distance to downtown or a country excursion. Ample natural light, vaulted ceiling, new paint. On-site laundry and deck with a garden view. Has kitchenette with refrigerator, air fryer/toaster oven, hotplate burners (no stove). Must have good credit and satisfy background checks, employment verification and income
Petaluma, located 39 miles north of San Francisco in Sonoma County, California, is a small city known for its historic downtown, highly rated schools, and surrounding rural beauty. The Petaluma City Elementary School District and Petaluma Joint Union High School District are both highly rated, with Petaluma High School ranked among the top in the county. The city is characterized by its blend of suburban and rural areas, with historic homes downtown and multi-acre farms on the outskirts. Petaluma's downtown features farm-to-table restaurants, antique shops, fashion boutiques, and independent bookstores, set in Classic Revival buildings. Attractions include the Mystic Theatre music venue and various bars along the Petaluma River. The city hosts numerous events, such as the Butter and Egg Days Parade and Festival in April and the All Hallow’s Art Fest in October. Petaluma is surrounded by wineries, thanks to the Petaluma Gap, which creates an ideal wine-growing microclimate. The city is safer than the national average, with lower property and violent crime rates. Petaluma's parks are abundant, with 98% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a public park. Shollenberger Park is the largest, featuring trails through natural wetlands, while Lucchesi Park offers sports facilities and hosts the East Side Farmers Market. Home styles vary from historic Queen Annes and Craftsman homes in West Petaluma to midcentury ranch- and cottage-style homes in East Petaluma. The city is accessible via Highway 101 and the SMART train, with the Petaluma Municipal Airport nearby and San Francisco International Airport 51 miles south.