5 Sold Bay Area Homes from Petaluma to Oakland

On a quiet stretch of Southgate in Petaluma, set just one house down from Southgate Park, this light-filled residence balances everyday comfort with room to grow. High ceilings and tall windows bring in generous natural light, while air conditioning and owned solar support easy year-round living. The island kitchen is designed for convenience, pairing granite countertops with ample prep space for weeknight dinners and weekend gatherings alike. Upstairs, the primary suite spans the full width of the level, offering a calm retreat with an ensuite that includes separate vanities and two walk-in closets. A second ensuite downstairs adds welcome flexibility for guests or a private home office, and a generous loft is ready for conversion to a fifth bedroom. Outside, a secluded, polished backyard centers on a hot tub and effortless entertaining. A third tandem garage bay/workshop rounds out the lifestyle.

Price: $1,281,000 (Sold)

From its elevated setting in sought-after Vinecrest Estates, this beautifully maintained contemporary residence is designed for elegant, mostly single-level living on approximately 1/3 acre. Maple hardwood floors run through spacious living areas anchored by a gas fireplace, while newer windows bring in soft natural light. The granite kitchen centers on a generous island and is outfitted with stainless steel appliances—equal parts everyday hub and gathering place. A remodeled primary suite adds a quiet sense of retreat, complete with a spa-like bath, walk-in closet, and a private balcony. Outdoors, park-like grounds unfold into a large entertaining deck, garden space, an expansive lawn, and even room for a future pool. With Foothill Regional Park and Wine Country amenities moments away, daily life here feels both grounded and refreshed.

Price: $1,275,000 (Sold)

Steps from Downtown San Mateo, this Baywood luxury security condo pairs an urban address with an easy, amenity-rich routine. The building’s on-site pool and sauna invite slow mornings and post-work decompression, while a dedicated weight room keeps daily workouts close to home. With the added reassurance of a security setting, coming and going feels streamlined—whether you’re heading out for a quick coffee run or returning after an evening downtown. Baywood brings a quiet residential tone to the city, and from this location you can move between neighborhood calm and the energy of central San Mateo in minutes. It’s a place designed for a balanced week: active when you want it, restorative when you need it, and always connected to the rhythm of downtown.

Price: $1,250,000 (Sold)

On a quiet stretch in Walnut Creek’s desirable Larkey neighborhood, 2464 Larkey Lane has been thoughtfully re-built with a ground-up renovation and expansion, including a new foundation, electrical, plumbing, and sewer lateral. Inside, a light, bright open floor plan is elevated by vaulted ceilings, walls of windows, and White Oak engineered wood flooring. The chef’s kitchen anchors daily life with white cabinetry, quartz counters, and stainless appliances—highlighted by a Viking professional 6-burner gas range/oven, Bosch dishwasher, and a KitchenAid built-in refrigerator/freezer. A huge loft/bonus room adds flexible space, while a charming low-maintenance yard keeps weekends easy. Practical upgrades include a tankless gas water heater and HVAC with a heat pump, plus a detached oversized 2-car garage with a 50 amp EV charging outlet. Minutes from 680, 24, BART, parks, and Downtown Walnut Creek, the rhythm here feels effortless.

Price: $1,237,500 (Sold)

On a residential street just two blocks from vibrant Piedmont Avenue, this updated single-story bungalow is designed for easy, stair-free living. An accessible side entry leads into freshly painted interiors with refinished hardwood floors and a cozy living room detailed with built-in cabinets for warmth and character. The kitchen brings its own charm, outfitted with quality appliances and newer waterproof laminate flooring. Both bathrooms have been remodeled, balancing comfort with a clean, current feel. Out back, a private yard lined with bamboo creates a quiet retreat—one that promises to feel even more serene over time. With Piedmont Avenue’s iconic eateries, local shops, and fitness studios close at hand, daily life here naturally leans into walkable Oakland living and simple, well-considered routines.

Price: $1,200,000 (Sold)