South Natomas
Sacramento, California Homes for Sale
About South Natomas
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $187,500 to $759,000
Closed Prices: $145,000 to $750,000
Median Sale Price: $450,000
Average $ per sq ft: $306
Association Fee Ranges: $0, $60 to $611/mo
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1930 to 2021
Sq. Ft.: 340 to 2791 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 6 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 0 to 4 Bathrooms
Lot Size: 0 - 1 acres
Around South Natomas
There are several bars to chose from for Friday night outings in South Natomas. You'll find many locals hanging out at a sports-inspired bar featuring draft beers, indulging in microbrewery tastings, and noshing on pub-grub. There are several places to watch the game or play darts or billiards. If you want to go bar-hopping, just take a short drive across the river to visit the clubs and bars in Downtown Sacramento.
Lots of people enjoying the outdoors. The neighborhood is pedestrian and bicycle friendly, and there are a variety of outdoor parks and areas to boat, jog, play Frisbee, or walk your dog. If you're at the northern edge of the neighborhood, you'll find residents enjoying lunch or dinner at a variety of restaurants or shopping at the large complex of retailers. Saturday, your neighbors will probably be heading over to find fresh, local fruits, vegetables, and local handicrafts at the Natomas Farmers Market
South Natomas offers the standard American chain fare, with most restaurants clustered near the Interstate 80 and Truxel Road intersection. In addition to basic family-friendly Chinese and Mexican food staples, there are some upscale destinations near the river if you're in the mood for a romantic meal. Offerings vary, and include seafood, adventurous dishes like smoked salmon pizza, and unusual menu options like poutine fries - all with sweeping views of the American River to enjoy while dining. Other restaurants off a diverse selection of local cuisine. You'll find an authentic Mexican taqueria serving tacos and fajitas, with plenty of vegan options to choose from. Just a few doors down you can combine donuts and fried bananas with sushi rolls for an eclectic - and unusual -- experience.
For cool vintage-style homes, check out the oldest part of South Natomas: Northgate Park. Located in the southeast, Northgate Park hosts homes from the 1950s and 60s, as well as a wide selection of well-established 1970s ranch-style homes. The homes and condos at the top of West El Camino Avenue follow that 70s retro vibe, with shady, symmetrical front lawns, and a San Fernando Valley ambiance. Scattered throughout the area are other condos and shared living options. Homes near the southern border of South Natomas are conveniently located near the American River Parkway.
If you're an art lover, South Natomas will have plenty to offer you. The Artists Collective Natomas has events such as an annual summer concert series at the Sacramento Gateway Shopping Center and special events to meet local artists showing in the gallery. History buffs will appreciate the California History Museum in Downtown Sacramento, with interesting exhibits about the Spanish Missions, the Gold Rush, and Native American history. Family-friendly activities include outdoor recreational fun at the South Natomas Community Park, which spans 25 acres. Young children will enjoy playing on Fort Natomas, on a castle-shaped playground.
Locals Love
- Lots of free parking
- Convenient bus routes
- Bike trails through Discovery Park
Locals Don't Love
- The crowds at events
- Some unkempt yards
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