COMING SOON in Stockton, CA!
3904 Des Moines Drive
$194,950
3 Bedrooms
2 Baths
1880 Square Feet
2 Car Garage
Single-Story Home
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Description:This is Not a Short Sale, Not a Foreclosure, Not a Flip...this is a Traditional Sale, ALL buyers are welcome!
Located in the highly desirable area of Spanos Park East in Stockton, Ca this single story home offers comfort & functionality. You enter with tile floors to see an open living/dining combo with professionally cleaned carpets & plantation shutters. The kitchen/family combo features tile countertops, bar style dining, breakfast nook overlooking rear yard, and brick fireplace with ceiling in family room.
The bedrooms all feature plantation shutters and ceiling fans, ideal for the warm summers in the Valley. Large master suite with retreat, window in master bath with sunken tub and shower stall.
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The City of Mountain House begins its free summer concert series Music in the Park in Mountain House on Saturday, July 31st from 5-8pm in Central Park. The first band performing for this series will be The Sun Kings as they perform their tribute to all things Beatles. All you need to bring are your dancing shoes, blankets and a picnic basket. You can purchase beer and wine at the event.
The remaining performances of the free summer concert series will be held:
There will be a different band performing for each night in the series. For more info on the Music in the Park in Mountain House, please call the City of Mountain House at 831-2300. Bring the family and have a blast!
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This Saturday, July 24th, everyone is invited to celebrate the City of Tracy's 100th birthday. The festivities begin at the Tracy Transit Station at 8am with the Civic Center Art Dedication. At 9am, the Westside Pioneers will be offering historic bus tours in downtown Tracy. The 9am, 11am and 12pm tours will be absolutely free to the public. These tours are limited to only 40 people each. So, pre-registering is recommended by calling 209-831-6858. However, if you are unable to register for a tour before Saturday, you will still have an opportunity to register the day of the event.
At 7pm, there will be a formal ceremony outside City Hall at the Civic Center Plaza to honor former mayors of the City of Tracy as well as council members and other government dignitaries. There will be a special presentation by former Mayor Dick Hastie. And, finally, thanks to its popularity in the past, the "Taste of Tracy" will be back at 8pm. There will be food, wine vendors and live jazz music performed by Main Street.
So, if you're in the area on Saturday, July 24th, plan on coming to celebrate the City of Tracy's 100th birthday all day long. Remember, it's absolutely FREE to the public. You don't want to miss out on all the fun!
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With ongoing drought conditions in California and two local fires breaking out over the last three weeks, it is important to consider fire safety in Tracy. Since the wet winter weather helped bring more vegetation to the area, weeds have easily gotten out of hand in many Tracy neighborhoods. In fact, both of the fires mentioned above were a result of overgrown weeds. That's why it's important to keep on top of the landscaping in your Tracy home. Don't let the garbage pile up either, since it can be both a health and fire hazard.
You shouldn't neglect fire hazards inside your home either. Install smoke detectors and change the batteries every six months to help insure that they are working when needed. A simple way to remember is to change your batteries when you change your clocks for the beginning and ending of Daylight Savings Time. A carbon monoxide monitor is also a smart device to have in your Edgewood home, since carbon monoxide is both colorless and odorless but extremely deadly. If you live in a multi-story home, you may want to consider installing smoke detectors and carbon monoxide monitors on all levels, especially near your sleeping areas.
In the kitchen, keep your stove and oven clear of debris and grease. Never leave the cooking unattended. Turn the handles of your pots and pans in to keep away from curious little hands. Keep combustible items, such as pot holders, curtains and towels, a safe distance from the stove. Purchasing fire extinguishers and keeping them in the kitchen, garage and at least one per level of your home will keep them close at hand in case of an emergency.
Don't overload your electrical outlet. This can cause a short, which may spark a fire. Use a power strip if you need to plug more than two electrical appliances into an outlet. They can handle up to six different appliances and have an internal circuit breaker for added protection. Replace frayed cords. Clear space around your electrical appliances to allow proper ventilation so they don't overheat.
Make sure you and your family create an emergency plan of action and practice it often. This is good not only for fires, but for earthquakes, power outages and even possible medical emergencies. By practicing fire safety in Tracy, you are helping keep your family and our community safe.
Come celebrate the 4th of July in Tracy, CA. There is a full schedule of events happening that day at Lincoln Park and Tracy High Stadium, including an early morning hot air balloon lift-off, a pancake breakfast, the annual 4th of July parade, a presentation of colors, kids activities, arts and crafts, vendors, live entertainment and, of course a fireworks show.
Lincoln Park Schedule of Events (Corner of Eaton Ave & Holly Dr, Free to the Public):
6:00am - 8:00am - Hot air balloon lift-off
12:00pm - Opening ceremonies, BSA presentation of colors, National Anthem and welcome by Mayor Brent Ives
12:00pm - 7:00pm - Vendors with food, arts and crafts and commercial items
12:00pm - 6:00pm - Kids activities, carnival
12:30pm - DJ Music performs on the Community Stage
1:00pm - 4th of July Parade (starts at 6th and Central and ends at Lincoln Park)
1:30pm - James Reed's Tae Kwon Do performance on the Community Stage
2:30pm - 3:00pm - Sparkles the Clown show at the Gazebo
2:30pm - Parade awards will be handed out on the Community Stage
2:45pm - Buffalo Wing Eating Contest and food competition awards will be handed out on the Community Stage
3:00pm - Little Sprout Contest on the Community Stage
4:00pm-4:30pm - Ravioli the Clow Show at the Gazebo
4:00pm - Lokes Looks performs on the Community Stage
4:50pm - Inside Out Band performs on the Community Stage
6:00pm - Big Ray & The Freeloaders perfrom on the Community Stage
Tracy High Stadium Schedule of Events (315 E 11th St, Admission is $3 for adults, $1 for children/seniors):
7:30pm - Tracy High Stadium will open its gates
9:15pm - National Anthem performance
9:20pm - 4th of July Fireworks Show
You don't want to miss out on all the 4th of July fun in Tracy! If you're anywhere near the area, make sure to bring the family and enjoy the celebration of our nation's independence. And remember, if you or anyone you know is interested in buying or selling a Northern California home, contact The Silveria Team today!
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