35825 Salvador Ct, Fremont, CA 94536

A four bedroom California ranch style single family house located on a cul de sac in the residential neighborhood of Fremont near Cabrillo and interstate 880 in the Bay Areas South Bay. Neighboring cities are Union City Newark, Castro Valley Sunol Niles and Milpitas . Just across the bridge are the peninsula cities of Stanford, Palo Alto San Mateo and Menlo Park. Major improvements and upgrades at this property include New flooring tile and hardwood Freshly painted inside and out. New porch lights interior lights and GFCI safety switches Upgraded landscape and plantings New appliances package includes chefs Gas stove Natural gas water heater and forced air heating New clean out installed new plumbing faucets Remodeled bathroom with granite and travertine tiled walls and flooring New ceiling lights fans and GHCI safety switches New porch lights and exterior lighting New redwood decks and raised beds for organically grown produce Upgraded electric panel and water meter Rain barrel water collection system The city of Fremont is the closest East Bay city to the high-tech Silicon Valley network of businesses, and has a strong tech industry presence. Three international airports 4 high schools and 3 major hospitals serve the areas diverse population. It’s a nice place to live. You're close to virtually every major US grocery store, clothing store, department store, which makes day-to-day tasks really easy. There are two BART stations nearby with trains that run north to Oakland and San Francisco. It's quiet and feels generally safe. PROS are BART Ample parking- Very easy to get what you need (if you're looking for something at a chain store-- like Safeway, Whole Foods, Target, WalMart)?-- Quiet (which can be nice!)?-- (More) affordable ?-- Socioeconomically diverse-- it seems like the majority of people in the area are middle class, with some variation Nearby Palo Alto and Stanford have nightlife A variety of restaurants-- University Avenue is pretty fantastic when it comes to offering up an eclectic group of food choices - Specialty, high end stores like LuLuLemon; a bunch of small boutiques... - Fremont has a beautiful Lake Elizabeth and the Niles district. This historic neighborhood in Fremont could have been Hollywood. Now it's a retreat from Bay Area life. On the four-block stretch of Fremont’s Niles Boulevard, no major grocery store, coffee chains or corporations can be seen. Instead, there’s a mix of antique stores, tiny auto shops and a dash of hole-in-the-wall restaurants housed within worn-out buildings. If you didn’t know any better, you might take the sequestered corridor, tucked between residential homes and Highway 84, as a forgotten part of town. Yet the historic district is anything but desolate.   Time seems to slow down in Niles, where locals meander down sidewalks to browse inside antique shops with a cup of coffee in hand. Niles Depot Museum. It's just a short drive from the Niles Canyon Railway station that offers rides to Sunol throughout the year, but during the holiday season, each train car is decked out in Christmas streamers for its annual Train of Lights.