4-bedroom house sells in Santa Rosa for $1.16 million
April 9, 2026 - 23:07
A substantial four-bedroom residence in Santa Rosa has sold for $1.16 million. The single-family property, characterized by its generous 2,823 square feet of living space, was originally constructed in 1990.
The recently sold house presents a classic and roomy layout ideal for family living. While specific interior details were not disclosed, homes of this size and vintage in the area typically feature multiple living areas, updated kitchens, and ample backyard space. The sale of this property underscores the continued demand for well-established homes in desirable Northern California communities.
The transaction reflects the enduring appeal of Santa Rosa's residential market, where buyers are investing in spacious, single-family homes. The sale price point indicates a strong market for properties offering considerable square footage and traditional neighborhood settings. The change of ownership for this 1990-built home marks a new chapter for the property and contributes to the ongoing activity in the local real estate landscape.
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