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832 29th St

Built 1949·Richmond, CA 94804

Sold 18 July 2014 for $268,000 — $3,000 over the $265,000 asking price, having gone under contract 57 days after listing. The MLS narrative calls it a "Quaint split level MacGregor", which is what brings it into this collection. Its 1,900 sq ft lot is the smallest here, 600 sq ft under the standard Richmond lot every other house in the collection sits on.

At a glance

Beds

Baths

Square feet

970 sq ft

Lot size

1,900 sq ft

Year built

1949

Stories

Garage

Attached 1-car

County

Contra Costa County

APN

524-110-016

Zoning

RL2

MLS #

40650774

Neighborhood

North and East

Renovated

1956

Annual tax

$5,973

Assessed value

$328,530

Listings elsewhere

Redfin

Zillow

Price history

Date	Event	Price	Source
Jul 18, 2014	Sold	$268,000	Public record
May 22, 2014	Pending	—	bridgeMLS
Mar 26, 2014	Listed	$265,000	bridgeMLS
Jan 13, 1986	Sold	$70,000	Public record

Construction and systems

Levels

Split level

Rooms

Foundation

Crawl space

Exterior

Stucco

Roof

Shingle

Heating

Wall furnace

Cooling

Ceiling fans

Flooring

Laminate, carpet

Laundry

Hookups only

Kitchen

Stone counters, gas range, free-standing range

Bathroom

Shower over tub

Interior

Dining area, stone counters

Windows

Window coverings

Water heater

Gas

Upper level

1 bedroom

Street level

1 bedroom, laundry facility, main entry

Lot

Level — Richmond City Center lot 29, block 11

Yard

Fenced back yard, front yard

Sewer

Public sewer

Water source

Public

School district

West Contra Costa Unified

House notes

The 2014 MLS narrative opens "Quaint split level MacGregor in desirable Richmond North and East neighborhood" — the listing names the builder outright
Sits on a 1,900 sq ft lot, the smallest in this collection by 600 sq ft — every other house here has 2,500 sq ft or more
The two bedrooms are on different levels: one at street level with the main entry and laundry, one upstairs
Legal lot 29, block 11 of the Richmond City Center subdivision — a different tract from the Nicholl & MacDonald Avenue Civic Center lots at 609 29th St and 525 28th St
County records show a 1956 renovation, seven years after the house was built
Arched lattice vent set into the front gable, still in place in the most recent Street View imagery
The 2014 sale reset the assessment from $113,689 to $272,087 and pushed the following year's tax bill up 78.8%, from $2,690 to $4,811
Heated by a single wall furnace, with ceiling fans and no cooling system