June 7, 2026 - 00:48

A four-bedroom home in Petaluma has just closed escrow, trading hands for $1.18 million. The single-family residence, which spans 2,229 square feet, was originally built in the year 2000. The property offers a modern layout with four bedrooms and likely multiple bathrooms, though specific details on the lot size or upgrades were not disclosed in the sale records.
Located in a quiet residential neighborhood, the house sits in a part of Petaluma that has seen steady demand from families and professionals drawn to the area's mix of suburban comfort and proximity to Sonoma County's wine country. The sale price reflects the current market conditions, where inventory remains tight and well-maintained homes in this price range tend to attract multiple offers.
The transaction closed recently, with the final price coming in slightly above the initial listing amount. Real estate agents in the region note that homes built around the turn of the century often appeal to buyers seeking newer construction without the premium of brand-new builds. This particular property, with its generous square footage and four bedrooms, fits a common buyer profile looking for move-in ready space.
No further details about the buyer or seller were made available in the public record.
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