SOLD $1,198,000
1516 Buchanan St
Novato
3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1,419 sf | 0.25± ac lot
Just in time for summer - a backyard oasis like no other. Single level 3 bd /2 ba light and bright 1400+ sf home with open floor plan is on a large 1/4 ac lot.
Offered at $1,198,000
Modern ranch home with updated kitchen. Slider opens to yard for wonderful indoor/outdoor living. Enjoy pool, decks, multiple seating areas, garden and plum, cherry and lemon fruit trees.
Gorgeous heritage oak enhances the curb appeal. Primary bathroom has convenient outside access. Close to all amenities and easy access to Hwy 101.
Neighborhood
1516 Buchanan is located in the heart of Novato just off the Rowland exit in a quiet neighborhood, less than 2 miles from the Vintage Oaks Shopping Center.
The City of Novato:
Novato is the northernmost city in Marin County, California, and is located approximately 29 miles north of San Francisco and 37 miles northwest of Oakland. Novato, which covers 28 square miles, has a population of nearly 53,000—a density about one-half of San Rafael, and nearly one-third of Petaluma or Vallejo. Novato has a rural atmosphere largely because of its low population density and the high amount of open space and parks in and near the City.
Novato's restored Grant Avenue has made downtown Novato a welcoming place for visitors and residents to shop and dine. The Vintage Oaks Shopping Center, anchored by Costco and Target, includes more than 50 retail stores and restaurants. Restaurants and shopping can be found in almost every neighborhood in Novato!
Novato has a vibrant and robust Parks and Recreation Department known as Novato Fun that provides
activities, camps and classes for children
adult-oriented classes
senior activities and classes through our Margaret Todd Senior Center
Novato Fun also presents free community concerts, outdoor movies, and other family-friendly community events.
Through the Downtown Novato Business Association and the Novato Chamber of Commerce, with volunteer committees we also have a proud tradition of community events within our historic Old Town including
Novato Festival of Art, Wine and Music (Summer)
Rock the Block
4th of July Parade
Nostalgia Days Classic Car Show (August)
Downtown Community Farmers’ Market (May - October)
Scream on the Green (October)
Holiday Tree Lighting & Bouncy Ball New Year (December/January)
Our vast open space and parks in and near the City--more than 3,600 acres of protected open space within the City limits (that includes our 27 oak-studded parks)--making it a haven for hiking, horseback riding, nature watching, and mountain biking.
Novato Unified School District is the City’s largest employer and it serves over 8,000 students in kindergarten through high school in eight elementary, three middle, two high, and three alternative schools.
Novato has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate with cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers.
