Our HOME is for sale!

We decided to put our Castro Valley condominium up for sale. It was our first home that we bought together 14 years ago and we want to pass it to another first time buyer or investor!

Many memories in this place. The views of the bay are spectacular! It's in the coveted Castro Valley School District and conveniently located close to BART/freeways, etc.

I personally did all the remodeling by myself. New bamboo floor, new carpet, new appliances, new interior paint, new lighting fixtures, new toilets, and new water saving fixtures.

Very bittersweet to leave but it's the right time for us to move to something bigger for our family.

Come to the open house on June 8 & June 9 from 1pm-4pm on both days.
Click here to view the listing.


Living Room

Dining Area


Kitchen with new appliances



Master Bedroom




Bedroom 2


View

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

New iPhone 5S

Image
YES!  The Apple iPhone 5S.  It arrived today from a direct shipped airplane from my ancestor's Motherland (China).  It's been a long overdue upgrade since my last post way back in January 2010 when I decided to convert from a Crackberry user to a Apple iPhone junkie. It's time to take the trusty iPhone 3GS and use it as my work phone. When Apple decided to announce the release of the iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S, I was one of those smart people who didn't stand in line at their local Apple store.  I did stop by to check out the line, but didn't stand it line because I really didn't care to have this new phone on the release date.  The most coveted was the 5S in "GOLD"  It's just not my cup of tea and apparently there was a limited supply available in the gold color. I just opted for the space gray with 32 GB in storage. Here are my likes: The camera is superb! lower f stop for better low light photos.  I'm amazed at how sharp the photos
Read more

Another DELL to add to the Family

Image
The Dell Mini 10v Netbook is the new addition to my collection of Dell Computers . Despite the fact that I already have portable laptop given to me from work and my own personal laptop; I wanted something even smaller, lighter, and practical. Since netbooks are so affordable and inexpensive; you wouldn't see me really cry over the fact if it got stolen or broken. Yes, I would be upset, but it's not that harsh on the wallet if anything were to happen. Portability was my main objective. I wanted something compact that gave me to ability to toss into my "man purse" messenger bag (my small Timbuk2 bag) and small enough to also fit into my camera backpack as well with ease. Since we have been doing a lot of travelling lately, this small compact netbook is so much easier to carry around. One of the big selling points for me was the fact that I could " Hackintosh " this netbook. Hackintoshing is basically taking a PC computer and running Apple Computer's Ope
Read more