Fully remodeled. Turnkey. Quiet court. The kind of Antioch listing where you aren't negotiating a decades-long punch list on day one.
This tour covers a three-bedroom, two-bath home — roughly 1,350–1,400 square feet of living space on a lot around 6,500 square feet — where the renovation work is the story: kitchen opened and redone, baths refreshed, finishes brought current, garage space that actually functions as storage and parking. On camera, Ryan calls out substantial renovation investment; treat the dollar figure as color, not a warranty — verify permit history and scope in disclosures.
What "turnkey" looks like here
An open kitchen that connects cleanly to living space. Updated cabinetry and counters instead of builder-grade leftovers. Primary and secondary bedrooms that don't need carpet surgery before move-in. A court location that keeps the street quieter than a through-road parcel in the same price band.
The lot gives you outdoor room beyond a postage-stamp patio — useful in Antioch, where yard space is part of why buyers look east.
Antioch's value lane
Antioch remains one of East County's primary answers to the "more house, longer drive" equation — Highway 4 access, eBART into the broader BART system, and a wide spread of neighborhoods from riverfront to inland courts. Get oriented with our Antioch community guide.
Who this fits
Buyers who want renovation risk already retired, prefer a court to a busy street, and are comparing Antioch's turnkey inventory against Oakley and Pittsburg. Still choosing a town?
Questions about this home or Antioch?
Happy to review renovation permits, court-location comps, and what else is active in this pocket of Antioch right now.
