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1721 Weaverly Dr, Petaluma - $739,000
3 beds, 2 bath, 1,400 square feet. Lot size: 6,120 square feet.. Year built: 1966.
This 1966 suburban home is extremely well-maintained with low-maintenance landscaping all around. In an area where drought is an ongoing concern, this is a big benefit.
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Living room.
The living room is set to provide easy access to the backyard, and hardwood flooring adds to the ease of cleanup and maintenance.
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Kitchen.
The kitchen is large enough to set up a casual eating area, and the linoleum flooring looks original but well cared for.
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Backyard.
The drought-resistant landscaping is used in the backyard, as well, and there’s a small fire pit and social area set up. Yardwork won’t be an issue at this house.
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74 Carleton Dr, Petaluma - $739,000
3 beds, 2 baths, 1,288 square feet. Lot size: 6,832 square feet.. Year built: 1968.
This house has been upgraded to drought-resistant landscaping as well, built-in 1968, this probably means that there have been upgrades in the rest of the house as well.
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Living room.
It doesn’t appear that there are a lot of internal upgrades, but the living room is spacious and appears well-maintained.
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Kitchen.
While there aren’t any big updates to the interior, there is a nice modern tile backsplash around the countertops.
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Backyard.
The backyard is low maintenance because it doesn’t have any intricate landscaping. The next homebuyers can leave as-is or use it as a blank canvas to create their own garden.
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509 Reynolds Dr, Petaluma - $597,500
3 beds, 2 baths, 1,045 square feet. Lot size: 5,671 square feet. Year built: 1955.
This is another suburban home, but built in the 1950s so it’s reflecting that decade.
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Living room.
Having the corner of the living room mostly windows is a nice architectural touch, creating the feeling that there’s more space in the room and allowing natural light in.
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Kitchen.
The kitchen looks unchanged from 1955, with the triangle-shaped skylight adding an artistic feel.
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Backyard.
While well-maintained, there’s a lot of room to create a new garden or get creative with the landscape.
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1436 Pheasant Dr, Petaluma - $650,000
2 beds, 2 bath, 1,490square feet. Lot size: 6,000 square feet. Year built: 1970.
Despite the 70’s being a time of disco, shag carpet, and bell-bottoms, suburban home architecture got really sensible and clean. Even this introductory photo of the exterior depends on a beautiful sunset to pique interest in this 1970 2-bedroom house.
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Living room.
This living room is spacious, airy, and completely sensible.
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Kitchen.
The kitchen has updated lighting in the ceiling, but all original linoleum and cabinetry.
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Backyard.
The backyard is low maintenance as seen in the rest of the homes so far, but looks as though this is just the original backyard setup.
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69 Eastside Cir, Petaluma - $850,000
5 beds, 2 baths, 2,281 square feet. Lot size: 7,000 square feet. Year built: 1966
This 5-bedroom house adds more of the 1960’s artistic feel with the front brick façade and stylized pillars on the front porch area.
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Entryway.
Entering the home, the artistic touches include filigree touches on the staircase railings and hexagonal flooring.
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Kitchen.
The kitchen is clearly updated, with a very clean, modernist feel.
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Backyard.
The backyard is a study in low maintenance, with even the decks that cover the backyard showing an artistic leaning.
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428 Donner Ave, Petaluma - $785,000
3 beds, 2 bath, 1,395 square feet. Lot size: 5,998 square feet. Year built: 1967
This 1967 house looks well lived-in and features a roomy driveway for the family cars.
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Living room.
Perfect for a young family, this living room is spacious and looks like a comfortable place to congregate with friends, family, or guests.
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Kitchen.
Though on the smaller side, this kitchen has all the artistic touches expected from the 1960s, from hexagonal tilework for the backsplashes and a mix of woods for the cabinets.
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Backyard.
This backyard is clearly meant for younger children, which can be a plus for a newer family looking for their first home, or a homebuyer who wants to be able to create their own garden.