Homes for sale in Sacramento

Midtown

Craftsman, Victorian and high-water bungalows under mature trees. Chalk It Up! and Second Saturday.

Land Park

Storybook homes around Sacramento’s largest urban park: wooded trails, a public golf course, Fairytale Town and the Zoo.

East Sacramento

Great schools and restaurants woven into the neighborhood. Grand lots in the Fab 40s and McKinley Park, and homes that still hold their value.

Pocket & Greenhaven

Late-’60s to early-’90s ranch homes, the Greenbelt and canal paths, Didion K-8 and the Delta Breeze.

Hollywood Park

The Ice Cream Social, the 4th of July parade, original 1950s homes. Land Park nearby, without the Land Park mortgage.

Curtis Park

Built around a pedestrian-friendly park. Craftsman, Tudor and Mission homes under Valley Oaks.

Oak Park

Late-1800s streets. The Broadway corridor: coffee, a bookstore, restaurants, new townhouse infill. Close to UC Davis Med Center.

South Sacramento

From historic bungalows to modern ranches, South Sacramento has a little of everything.

Arden-Arcade

Never far from anything: shopping, dining, recreation. Starter homes all the way up to grand estates.

Sierra Oaks

Traditional ranches, mid-century modern, Mission style and Gatsby-worthy estates. The American River Parkway for recreation.

Carmichael

Suburban, close to nature. Room for an RV or a boat, and mid-century modern pockets.

Rancho Cordova

A hike in the morning, lunch at KP International Market, and a drive-in movie at night.

North Highlands

Primarily built in the early 1950s around McClellan Air Force Base, offering hidden gem restaurants and bakeries.