1936 Via Appia, Walnut Creek

Luxury Chic in Walnut Creek

1936 Via Appia, Walnut Creek, CA 94598

3 Bed | 3 Bath | ±2,067 Sq Ft

Status: Sold for $910,000

Offered at $885,000

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This home is graced with a myriad of upgrades, including extensive use of crown moulding & chair railings, stained glass, & hand painted murals. The chef's kitchen includes Viking gas cooktop with grill, double ovens, island, & oversized stainless fridge. There's a bedroom/office downstairs with a built-in desk & full bath, including a clawfoot tub & farmhouse fixtures. Wine enthusiasts will enjoy a custom wine closet large enough to store 5 cases of vino! A beautiful fireplace with an ornate oak mantle & subway tiles compliments the living room; a formal dining room features a copper relief ceiling & built-in glass cabinets. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is accessed through double stained glass doors and features reclaimed wood planks & brick. The luxurious bathroom is a delight with a tall copper soaker tub, full shower, dual sinks, & walk-in closet with extensive shelving. The private patio is perfect for entertaining with dual arched wooden coverings, a ceiling fan, & farmhouse lighting.

Welcome home to 1936 Via Appia.
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Neighborhood

Walnut Creek is a town in Contra Costa County, California, USA, situated in San Francisco Bay Area's East Bay area, about 16 miles (26 km) east of Oakland City. With an estimated total population of 69,122, Walnut Creek serves as a gateway for its neighboring cities due to its location at the intersection of Sacramento and San Jose (I-680) and San Francisco / Oakland (SR-24) highways and BART accessibility. The vibrant downtown area includes hundred-year-old buildings as well as large shopping, restaurants and entertainment facilities.

The Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts, opened in 1990, is a 72,000 square-foot venue with three theaters, a classroom and an art gallery. The facility is built to accommodate a variety of performing arts groups and is home to the California Symphony. Lovers of the visual arts can visit the Bedford Gallery, home to five to six exhibitions annually, in addition to workshops, panel discussions, lectures and a wide array of public programs. Museums in Walnut Creek include the Lindsay Wildlife Museum, a facility which features stage presentations and opportunities for visitors to interact with live animals; and the Walnut Creek Model Railroad Society Museum, a wonderland for model railroad enthusiasts. Annual events in Walnut Creek include the Walnut Festival, a September event featuring a big parade, carnival, tennis tournament and foot race; and the Walnut Creek Art and Wine Festival, held every June.