2+ Bedroom Single Story Homes for Sale in Vallejo, CA Under $500K
There are 4 single family homes for sale in Vallejo, CA, with 3 bedrooms and 1 to 2 bathrooms. Displayed asking prices range from $459,900 to $480,000, and build years from 1920 to 1955.
Vallejo sits where the Carquinez Strait opens into San Pablo Bay, and its neighborhoods differ block to block. Mare Island, the former naval shipyard on the western edge of town, has historic brick buildings and waterfront trails. Glen Cove hugs the bay with its own marina and older residential streets, while Vallejo Heights climbs the hillside above downtown for wide views across the water.
Commuters use Interstate 80 to reach Fairfield, Benicia and the Bay Bridge toward San Francisco, or take the Vallejo Ferry from the downtown waterfront. Residents walk to the downtown core and waterfront parks, and the Solano County Fairgrounds sit within easy reach for weekend outings.
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What is it like to live near Mare Island in Vallejo?
Mare Island was a naval shipyard before it closed, and its historic brick buildings now sit alongside newer housing and waterfront trails. Streets there feel quieter and more separate from the rest of the city than downtown does. Buyers should review the specific parcel and its development history before deciding.
How does Glen Cove differ from Vallejo Heights?
Glen Cove sits along the bay with a marina and older residential streets close to the water. Vallejo Heights climbs the hillside above downtown, so many homes there trade flat lots for views across the strait. Both areas appeal to buyers who want a single-level home without a long daily commute.
How long does it take to commute from Vallejo to San Francisco?
Commuters drive Interstate 80 toward the Bay Bridge, and travel times change a great deal with peak traffic. The Vallejo Ferry from the downtown waterfront offers an alternative many commuters prefer for the bay crossing. Test both routes at the hours you would actually travel before choosing a home.
Is Vallejo a good place for first-time homebuyers?
Vallejo is often considered a more accessible entry point than many nearby Bay Area cities. Buyers should look closely at the age of the roof, wiring and plumbing in older homes. A full home inspection and a review of the city permit history are worth the time.
What should buyers check in older Vallejo homes?
Many homes in older Vallejo neighborhoods were built in the early and mid twentieth century. Older wiring, plumbing and foundations deserve a close look during inspection. Ask whether past electrical or plumbing work was permitted through the City of Vallejo.
What is daily life like in downtown Vallejo and along the waterfront?
Downtown Vallejo sits on the waterfront with the ferry terminal, restaurants and parks along the water. Many residents walk to the waterfront for errands and weekend strolls. The Carquinez Strait and bay views shape much of the local outdoor life.