Welcome to Point Richmond
A neighborhood outcropping of the city of
Richmond, the charming waterfront hamlet of Point Richmond is minutes from every convenience while remaining a world all its own.
The people of Point Richmond have fought hard to stay true to the charm of what was originally a mini-village tucked between coastal farmland and the bay shore, and it has worked!
Residents of this friendly, pedestrian-oriented urban village are within easy reach of independently owned shops, galleries, grocery stores, cafes, restaurants, a public library,
a community playhouse, and the newly restored "Richmond Plunge."
Since 1978, the
Point Richmond Historic District has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places. As the oldest neighborhood in Richmond, Point Richmond proudly displays historic Victorian homes, many lovingly restored to their original grandeur. A large number of homes that make up Point Richmond real estate enjoy stunning daytime and evening Bay views. Many residents are also sailors with boats at the local marina and yacht club.
Point Richmond has excellent access to public transportation, including a nearby BART station and bus, train and ferry service into San Francisco and surrounding communities. San Francisco is 35 minutes by freeway and the city of
Oakland is a 20-minute drive. It also sits at the eastern footing of the San Rafael Bridge, making the shopping, dining and recreational opportunities of Marin County just a few minutes away.
This is a place where you can stroll along the water, enjoy the cool bay breezes and enjoy breathtaking sunsets without ever having to leave the enchantment of this bayside village.
Welcome to Point Richmond
A neighborhood outcropping of the city of Richmond, the charming waterfront hamlet of Point Richmond is minutes from every convenience while remaining a world all its own.
The people of Point Richmond have fought hard to stay true to the charm of what was originally a mini-village tucked between coastal farmland and the bay shore, and it has worked!
Residents of this friendly, pedestrian-oriented urban village are within easy reach of independently owned shops, galleries, grocery stores, cafes, restaurants, a public library, a community playhouse, and the newly restored "Richmond Plunge."
Since 1978, the Point Richmond Historic District has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places. As the oldest neighborhood in Richmond, Point Richmond proudly displays historic Victorian homes, many lovingly restored to their original grandeur. A large number of homes that make up Point Richmond real estate enjoy stunning daytime and evening Bay views. Many residents are also sailors with boats at the local marina and yacht club.
Point Richmond has excellent access to public transportation, including a nearby BART station and bus, train and ferry service into San Francisco and surrounding communities. San Francisco is 35 minutes by freeway and the city of Oakland is a 20-minute drive. It also sits at the eastern footing of the San Rafael Bridge, making the shopping, dining and recreational opportunities of Marin County just a few minutes away.
This is a place where you can stroll along the water, enjoy the cool bay breezes and enjoy breathtaking sunsets without ever having to leave the enchantment of this bayside village.
Located in the City of Richmond
