4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Vallejo, CA Under $700K
There are 5 single family homes for sale in Vallejo, CA, with 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 1,128 to 1,989 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $489,000 to $650,000, and build years from 1910 to 2003. The largest, at 252 Waterview Terrace, offers 4 bedrooms and 1,989 square feet for $524,888.
Vallejo sits on the north shore of San Pablo Bay, where the Carquinez Strait opens onto open water. Downtown and the Heritage District hold older Craftsman and early 1900s streets, many within walking distance of the Vallejo Ferry Terminal. Glen Cove, along the waterfront, centers on its marina, while the Somerset Highlands neighborhood offers single-family homes on quiet cul-de-sac streets.
Mare Island, the former naval shipyard across the causeway, has restored historic buildings and shoreline paths that draw walkers and cyclists. Interstate 80 and Interstate 780 connect Vallejo to Benicia, Berkeley and Oakland, and the drive to downtown Oakland usually takes under an hour outside rush hour. The Vallejo ferry runs to San Francisco's Ferry Building in roughly an hour, and families here are served by the Vallejo City Unified School District.
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Is Vallejo a good place for families to buy a home?
Vallejo gives families a mix of older Craftsman neighborhoods downtown and quieter cul-de-sac streets in the hills. Families here are served by the Vallejo City Unified School District, and parks such as Blue Rock Springs Park are within easy reach. Compare the specific school assignment for any address before you make an offer.
What is the difference between Downtown Vallejo and Glen Cove?
Downtown and the Heritage District have older homes on walkable streets, many close to the ferry terminal. Glen Cove sits along the waterfront and centers on its marina, which gives it a more open, water-facing character. Buyers who want a short walk to shops and transit often prefer downtown, while those who want water access often look at Glen Cove.
How long is the commute from Vallejo to San Francisco?
The Vallejo ferry takes roughly an hour to reach San Francisco's Ferry Building, which makes it a practical option for some commuters. Driving access comes from Interstate 80 and Interstate 780, and traffic on those routes can slow during peak hours. Check the schedule and your typical travel times before relying on either option.
What should buyers check in older Vallejo homes?
Homes from the early 1900s and mid-century era often need a closer look at wiring, plumbing, and foundation condition. Ask whether past updates had permits, and review any sewer lateral or roof history. A home inspector familiar with older Northern California construction can flag issues that a general inspection may miss.
Is Mare Island worth visiting if I live in Vallejo?
Mare Island is the former naval shipyard, and its restored historic buildings and shoreline paths make it a popular spot for walking and cycling. It is a short drive across the causeway from much of the city. Living near it can make weekend outings simple for families who enjoy history and open space.
Do Vallejo homes have bay views?
Some streets on the waterfront and in the higher neighborhoods have views of San Pablo Bay or the Carquinez Strait. Views depend heavily on the exact street, elevation, and what is built nearby. Confirm the view from the property itself rather than relying on a general neighborhood description.