Browse today's new El Sobrante homes for sale and real estate in Contra Costa County below! El Sobrante, California is a small, unincorporated town in the northwestern corner of Contra Costa County. Only minutes away from three major Bay Area bridges (the Carquinez Bridge, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, and the Bay Bridge), El Sobrante is well located for commuting to locations throughout the Bay Area. To learn more about El Sobrante properties for sale or to set up a private home tour, contact your Bay Area real estate experts today. Read more about El Sobrante real estate.
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Neatly positioned in May Valley just outside of Richmond is the lovely city of El Sobrante, California. Somewhat wedged in between beautiful Pinole Valley Park and the sprawling Wildcat Canyon Regional Park, there's certainly no shortage of wide open park space and recreational hiking trails for local home owners in El Sobrante to enjoy, which to some is the community's best asset. Easy access to Interstate 80 also makes living in El Sobrante convenient, especially if you're someone who travels outside of town or even over to Marin County or into San Francisco for work every day. Outside of a couple small shopping centers along Appian Way, most of the El Sobrante landscape is residential, making it the perfect spot to live for anyone who values a nice quiet place to call home.
As alluded to above, all the regional and local parks scattered around El Sobrante help make it the perfect place to live for anyone who loves to get outside and stay active. On the real estate side of things, many El Sobrante homes for sale feature plenty of space, and even facilities for horseback riding, which is actually quite popular in this particular part of Contra Costa County. Additionally, many homes in the area are also very reasonably priced, at least compared to many other parts of the East Bay. Look for most ranch-style single-family homes for sale in El Sobrante to start just under $700,000, and some of the larger more expensive listings you see on the market to top out right around $900,000 or slightly above.
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