Waterfront living a block from the Vallejo Ferry building. OH, MY! This Totally refreshed 2BR 2.5BA former model at Mariner's Landing has water and Mare Island views from upstairs and down. NEW: carpet, range, disposal, window coverings, patio awning, bathroom vanities, and interior paint. This home sparkles. Handsome wood floors are downstairs. One of two units with central air conditioning in the complex! Parking includes a single car garage and an assigned space. French doors lead to your very private back deck where you can enjoy the views of the water. Location, location and lovely condition!
Welcome to 115 Nantucket Lane, a delightful townhouse in Mariner's Landing, Vallejo, CA.
Private front courtyard and large garden kitchen window.
Just a hint of the nautical charm in this terrific Vallejo location.
Fully outfitted kitchen featuring a new range and wood floors.
Easy communication with your guests and family from the kitchen to the dining and living areas.
Wood flooring downstairs. French doors to your back deck. Fireplace with mantle.
Most convenient powder room downstairs.
Open and yet, super-cozy.
Ensuite bedroom #1 has views to the waterfront and Mare Island.
New carpet throughout the upstairs in a favorite flexible taupe.
Delightfully updated bathroom.
Laundry closet in the hall comes with the applicances.
The second ensuite bedroom is charming and serene.
New vanity and fresh paint.
A new awning was just installed to offer shade on sunny days. Storage room to the left.
Mariner's Landing is a gated community.
The Mare Island Strait leads to San Pablo Bay.
And heading north, you are able to boat to Napa.
Listing information updated April 11, 2024
115 Nantucket Lane has 2 bedrooms.
115 Nantucket Lane has 2.5 bathrooms.
115 Nantucket Lane is listed at $438,000.
As of April 11, 2024, 115 Nantucket Lane is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Parking at 115 Nantucket Lane: Car Parking.
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The big four: flood-zone designation and what flood insurance will actually cost, the condition of any seawall or shoreline protection, how salt and moisture exposure have been managed (roof, windows, HVAC), and any rules covering docks, rentals, or shoreline changes. Ask for elevation certificates and insurance history up front.
Waterfront homes are scarce by definition and historically command a durable premium, but carrying costs (insurance, maintenance) run higher than inland homes — so the right comparison is net of those costs. A local agent can show waterfront-vs-inland resale history for the area.
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