View today's hottest Walnut Creek Eichler homes for sale and real estate in Walnut Creek below! For the Modernist who is particularly fond of the clean, contemporary style of homes built by Joseph Eichler, Walnut Creek, which has the largest Eichler neighborhood in the East Bay, is a great place to start the search for the perfect Eichler home. To request up-to-date information about mid-century modern properties for sale in Walnut Creek or to arrange a private showing, contact your Walnut Creek real estate experts today.
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Considering the purchase of architecturally unique real estate by Joseph Eichler in Walnut Creek? Call your local real estate experts, Bay Area Modern, at (415) 233-6821. Our community of real estate agents will help you navigate the Walnut Creek Eichler housing market.
Walnut Creek's Eichler homes are in Rancho San Miguel, a mid-century neighborhood developed by Joseph Eichler and Jordan & Reed in the 1950s and ‘60s. A subdivision of more than 500 mid-century homes, 375 of which are Eichlers, Rancho San Miguel is a friendly, close-knit community with neighborhood activities scheduled throughout the year and an Eichler-built swim club which serves as a social hub. Most of the Eichler homes in Rancho San Miguel have retained their traditional Eichler exterior, although many have been modernized on the inside to include central air-conditioning and heat, keeping the mid-century character of the neighborhood alive while offering the comforts of modern living.
The East Bay is sometimes overlooked by house-hunters in search of a piece of the mid-century Eichler lifestyle. Many assume that the Peninsula and Marin County are the best hunting grounds for Eichler homes. However, with Eichler communities in Walnut Creek, Castro Valley, Oakland, and Concord, the East Bay is well represented in the Eichler community. If you are looking for a home with a bright, spacious feel and sleek lines, come to the East Bay and take a look at the Eichler homes in Walnut Creek.
Centrally located in Contra Costa County, Walnut Creek is connected to the rest of the Bay Area by BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), I-680 which travels north to south, and Highway 24 which heads west to Oakland and San Francisco, making commuting simple and convenient. A neighborhood shopping center keeps everyday life in Rancho San Miguel uncomplicated, while Walnut Creek's downtown area is filled with upscale shops and restaurants.
Planning to purchase a truly unique Eichler home in Walnut Creek? Let our real estate team guide you through the sale of your current residence or the purchase of your next Walnut Creek mid-century modern property. As local real estate agents, we have up-to-date information on the unique dynamics of the Eichler real estate market in Walnut Creek. We're ready to negotiate for you today!
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