1363 Hull Lane, Martinez

MARTINEZ HIDDEN GEM

1363 Hull Lane, Martinez, CA 94553

2 Bed | 2 Bath | ±1,030 Sq.Ft.

Status: Sold for $500,000

Offered at $469,500

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Welcome home to Muirwood Hill, one of Martinez' hidden gems. This immaculate 2 bd/2ba home has been upgraded & lovingly maintained. The unit is located near the back of the complex, adjacent to the (rare) 2-car detached garage. Step inside to find modern LVT flooring, a woodburning tile fireplace, crown moulding, & remodeled kitchen & baths. The kitchen in this end unit boasts a stainless farmhouse sink, Maytag appliances, & beautiful soft-close cabinetry. The primary suite features his/hers large closets and modern bath features. The secondary bedroom is perfect for a home office and/or guests. Inside the laundry closet, find newer pedestal Maytag washer & dryer. The wooded grounds w/mature Redwood trees make this home feel like a Tahoe setting. Enjoy the private patio, perfect for dining outdoors. The location is close to Kaiser, shopping, dining & nearby freeway access.

Welcome home to 1363 Hull Lane.
You are going to love it here.

Neighborhood

Established in 1876, Martinez is the County seat of Contra Costa County. It is located along the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers in the central part of the County. The City’s roots can be traced to the late 1840’s, when it served as a ferryboat transit point across the Carquinez straits on the way to the gold fields. By the time of its incorporation, Martinez had evolved into one of the area’s most significant trading posts and shipping ports. Today, the City covers 12.5 square miles and has approximately 36,700 residents. As one of California’ first towns, Martinez retains a strong sense of history and family. The renowned naturalist John Muir made Martinez his home for nearly a quarter of a century and in 1914, the year of Muir’s passing, the legendary baseball great Joe DiMaggio was born here. One of the unique aspects of Martinez is its architecture. Many of the downtown shops still retain their early 20th Century look and charm, with some homes dating back more than 125 years.

Respecting its past but with an eye to the future, Martinez has modernized both its infrastructure and its downtown. The City opened an award-winning Intermodal Facility in 2001 that has become a popular stop along the Amtrak line. It also completed a major restoration of Alhambra Creek that beautifies the downtown and controls flooding, and has embarked on a program to make Martinez a cultural-historical attraction as the home of the John Muir Festival Center. An outdoor amphitheater is the first realization of this long-term program.

Martinez citizens of all ages continue to enjoy the outdoors. With 16 City parks and a Marina, there are plenty of recreational opportunities available to the public. The waterfront’s top-flight bocce ball courts are host to the nation’s largest bocce federation. Next door, the recently completed 10,000 square foot Skate Park offers an attraction for the youth of the entire region.

We welcome you to visit our City and see for yourself all that Martinez has to offer!