Our 0.55 acre property rests on a quiet street in the Washington Neighborhood of West Sacramento. We're just 2 blocks from Sutter Health Park (formerly Raley Field) and the Tower Bridge; just a little further to the Crocker Art Museum. It’s an urban location near nature and trails. Just one block from the Sacramento River with its bike and pedestrian paths on both sides. |
About the community
Brought to life by the same Development and Architectural group, UD+P, Washington Commons has a similar design to PDX Commons Cohousing in Portland, Oregon; 4 stories with 35 condominium flats in a courtyard design, including common facilities and parking. We're nearly all moved in, with only a few units still available!
Our architectural renderings:
Our architectural renderings:
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Just a short walk from our site is the Sacramento River — across from Old Sacramento, the Delta King and many other attractions. The renovation the old Raley Landing is underway. Soon we will be able to walk out on the pier and meet friends with boats.
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West Sacramento
WalkabilityOur site has a walk score of 72, meaning it’s in a very walkable area. Riverwalk Park parallels the Sacramento River, including picnic areas and views of the skyline and Old Sacramento. We expect the walk score to improve as West Sac is redeveloped with more residential amenities.
Walk Time: Sutter Health Park home of the River Cats: 8 minutes West Sacramento City Hall (Library, Community Center, City College Extension): 15 minutes Crocker Museum: 16 minutes Raley's Market: 22 minutes |
TransportationYolobus provides service every day - a few minutes from downtown, the Capitol & UC Davis, and only 15 minutes from Sacramento International Airport.
Sacramento Regional Transit provides bus and light rail service as far as Folsom and Oak Grove. Capitol Corridor Amtrak route from downtown Sacramento boasts easy connections to Davis, the Bay and Tahoe. We are within walking distance of the Amtrak station. View the Amtrak schedule here. |
Local food focusSacramento is considered America's Farm-to-Fork capital. No major city in America is better located, amid such a vast range of high-quality farms, ranches, and vineyards.
The Center for Land Based Learning has created several small, urban markets not far from our site. On Sunday's there's a market underneath the bridge at 8th and W Streets. The Barn - Drakes Brewing Co. is a beautiful outdoor music and food venue. There's also an Urban Farm Stand that sells produce at the corner of 5th & C on Tuesdays from 3:30-6:30 pm. |