This house is ready for a Valentines Day date
If you’ve been a long-time reader of this blog, you may remember that burbed (our founder and long-time content creator) had this thing for pink houses. So the site occasionally would dig up a pink house for Valentines Day. This year, we found an even better listing for celebrating a day for lovers. It’s all set up for a Special date you won’t forget! Many thanks to Burbed reader The Maggadads for this fantastic find from Fremont!
2116 JACKSON St
Fremont, CA 94539
$894,950BEDS: 3
BATHS: 3.5
SQ. FT.: 1,824
$/SQ. FT.: $491
LOT SIZE: 0.28 Acres
TYPE: Detached
STYLE: Ranch
STORIES: 1
VIEW: Hills, Mountains
YEAR BUILT: 1963
COMMUNITY: Mission San Jose
COUNTY: Alameda
MLS#: 40538102
SOURCE: EBRD
STATUS: Active
ON REDFIN: 186 daysMission schools! 12,110 sq. ft. lot, 1-story. $50k spent on 2011 remodeling kitchen, baths, carpet, tile, french doors & lighting, dual pane, AC & backyard. Built-in 50′s Diner theme- pool cabana/antique western town, 6-car garage w/ 1/2 bath, pool w/ water fall, new lawn & sprinklers. Not a REO/SS!
Here’s what The Maggadads thought of this place with $50K spent on 2011 remodeling:
I just started reading your blog. Although I take a minor offense to the jabs you poke at Fremont, I couldn’t help but send you this listing.
I’m not sure which is cooler…the 50s themed diner or the western-themed fence. At least it has a 6-car garage!
Wait, let me check, is this a house for sale, or a commercial property? Because while it’s always good to have a space for entertaining a crowd, a 50s themed diner wasn’t exactly at the top of my list in must-haves for an 1,800 square foot house.
But a 50s themed diner AND a western themed fence, both! I can die now. What a Valentines Day you’ll have! And if your date isn’t successful, one of you can retire to the six-car garage.
Well, this is one of those good news/better news situations. The good news is yes indeed, this house is in a 100% residential district and there is no danger that one of your neighbors will be opening up a 40s themed diner to compete with yours (and incidentally use up all the street parking). The better news is, well, location, location, location!
DEALS, DEALS, DEALS, we’re going to travel all around the Bay Area to bring them to you! Here’s something close to a major center of higher learning! No, not Stanford, that would be the cheapest house in Palo Alto. This is the cheapest house near Cal!
DEALS DEALS DEALS just keep on coming! And if you’re interested in downtown San Jose, you’re very busy so we’ll keep this quick. Now, you may be asking yourself, how can this be the cheapest house downtown when 


