3+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in Fresno, CA Under $675K
There are 9 single family homes for sale in Fresno, CA, with 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 1,315 to 2,760 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $345,000 to $659,990, and build years from 1934 to 2015. The largest, at 2919 East Joaquin Place, offers 3 bedrooms and 2,760 square feet for $574,900.
Fresno sits in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. The Tower District, just north of downtown along Olive and Wishon avenues, is known for early twentieth-century houses and the restored Tower Theatre. Fig Garden to the north pairs older homes with shaded lots. Woodward Park on the northeast edge follows the San Joaquin River with miles of trails. Near Fresno State, campus neighborhoods mix bungalows with mid-century ranch houses.
Highways 99, 41 and 168 link central Fresno to the valley and the Sierra foothills. Yosemite National Park is roughly a two-hour drive east, and Fresno State is a short drive from most of these neighborhoods.
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What is the Tower District in Fresno like for homebuyers?
The Tower District sits just north of downtown along Olive and Wishon avenues. It is known for its early twentieth-century houses, tree-lined blocks and the restored Tower Theatre. Buyers who want walkable streets and a historic feel often start their search here.
How is Fig Garden different from the Tower District?
Fig Garden lies farther north and tends to have larger lots with more shade trees. It has a village-style shopping strip nearby. The Tower District is older and more urban, while Fig Garden feels more residential and spread out.
Is Fresno a good place for first-time homebuyers?
Fresno has long been one of the more affordable cities in California, which draws first-time buyers looking for a single family home with room to grow. Buyers should compare neighborhoods closely, since older areas and newer subdivisions differ in lot size and upkeep.
How far is Fresno State from the older neighborhoods near campus?
Fresno State is a short drive from most of the older neighborhoods around it. Campus-adjacent streets mix bungalows with mid-century ranch houses. Buyers who want to be close to campus events or a university job often focus on these blocks.
What should buyers check when buying an older home in Fresno?
Older Fresno homes often need a closer look at the roof, electrical panel, plumbing and foundation. Ask about any past remodels and permits. A licensed inspector familiar with homes built before the 1960s can point out issues that a general walkthrough may miss.
How far is Yosemite from Fresno?
Yosemite National Park is roughly a two-hour drive east of Fresno. Highways 41 and 168 connect the city to the Sierra foothills. Many residents make weekend trips to the mountains, which is one reason buyers choose Fresno for its access to outdoor recreation.