Author: April Glatzel

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    8169 Aliso Ct., Riverside

      [ SOLD for $450,000 ]   Absolutely flawless 4 bedroom 2.5 bathroom 3,000 sq ft home was a former model and it shows!!! The original homeowners recently remodeled the large kitchen which opens to the huge family room with fireplace and lots of built-ins; terrific for entertaining. Custom wood shutters, central air/heat, lots of built-ins, wood…

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    3657 Larchwood Pl., Riverside

    [ SOLD for $359,900 ]  Spectacular 1931 Spanish Mediterranean Revival in one of the most desired locations in the Wood Streets neighborhood! This 3 bedroom home was transformed into two bedrooms, which now includes a master bedroom suite with private three-quarter bathroom and walk-in closet/retreat.  There is another bathroom in the hallway with original tile in…

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    4744 Rubidoux Ave., Riverside

    [ SOLD for $300,000 ]   “Wood Streets”  home with 3 lovely bedrooms, 1.75 bathrooms, approx 1400 sq ft with a remodeled kitchen with granite counter tops, tile flooring and stainless steel appliances. In addition to the living room with cozy fireplace, formal dining room and step-down family room with beamed cathedral ceiling, you’ll be excited…

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    3070 Cedar St., Riverside

      [ SOLD for $225,000 ]   You’ll be hard-pressed to find a home any cuter than this downtown gem!  This 1926 cottage has two bedrooms, 1 completely remodeled bathroom (with dual sinks), separate indoor laundry room, kitchen with lots of cabinetry and cozy breakfast nook, a formal dining area with built-in hutch, and a bright and…

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    4411 Gardena Dr., Riverside

    [ SOLD for $230,000 ]  Cute 1920s cottage in the Magnolia Center, near the Wood Streets!  Three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, approx 1300 sq ft, updated kitchen, central air/heat, formal dining room, beamed living room ceiling, newer double pane windows. Square footage includes two upstairs bedrooms and a large indoor laundry room that was recently used as…

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    Happy Labor Day

      Were you aware that the first Labor Day parade in United States history was held on September 5, 1882?  Ten thousand workers took unpaid time off to march from City Hall to Union Square in New York City, according to History.com. Even though the event reinforced the idea of a “workingmen’s holiday,” Congress didn’t…