$1,729,400
a partir del Oct 26, 2026
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,860 sqft
3638 Sutton Loop, Fremont, CA 94536
Destacados de la propiedad
Single-Family Home
1,860 sqft
$930/sqft
Attached Garage
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En inglésBeautiful 3-Bed, 2-Bath Single-Family Home in Central Fremont
Welcome to this bright and spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom single-family home located in one of Central Fremont's most desirable and convenient neighborhoods.
This well-maintained home offers a comfortable layout with recently updated kitchen and bathrooms featuring modern finishes. The low-maintenance backyard is ideal for relaxing or entertaining and includes charming fruit trees that add a peaceful outdoor touch.
The home is located in a warm, family-friendly neighborhood within walking distance to highly rated schools. It is also extremely commute-friendly, with easy access to major routes, BART, Quarry Lakes, restaurants, shopping, and Apple, Google, and Meta/Facebook shuttle stops. Several grocery stores, banks, restaurants, the DMV, and other daily conveniences are within approximately 1.5 miles.
Please review all rental terms before reaching out. The easiest way to apply or contact is through Zillow using the "Apply Now" button.
Don't miss this opportunity to rent a beautiful home in a central Fremont location where comfort, convenience, and community come together.
Rental Terms
Rent: $4,500 per month
Security Deposit: $4,500
Lease Duration: 12 months
Unfurnished home
No smoking allowed
No pets, except as required by applicable law
No subleasing, short-term rental, or Airbnb use
Tenant is responsible for all utilities
Tenant must obtain renter's insurance
Income verification required: applicants must show income of at least 3x the monthly rent
Credit and background checks required for all adult applicants
No prior evictions or unlawful detainer filings
Positive rental references required
1. Lease Term
Lease Term: This lease shall begin on 7/1/2026 and end on 5/30/2027, for a fixed term of 11 months.
Holdover / Renewal: Tenant has no right to remain after the lease end date unless Owner and Tenant sign a written renewal or extension. If Tenant remains with Owner's written consent, tenancy may convert to month-to-month under the same lease terms, except as modified in writing.
2. Rent
Monthly Rent: Tenant shall pay monthly rent of $4500.
Due Date: Rent is due on the 1st day of each month.
Payment Method: Rent shall be paid by [Zillow Payments / ACH / check / other method].
Late Fee: If rent is not received by [e.g., 5th calendar day], Tenant shall pay a late fee of $500, subject to California law.
Returned Payment Fee: Tenant shall pay any bank charges or lawful returned payment fee for any returned or rejected payment.
3. Amount Due at Signing
Tenant shall pay the following before taking on lease.
First month's rent: $4500
Refundable security deposit: $4500, equal to one month's rent
Total move-in amount: $9000
The security deposit is not prepaid rent and may not be used as the last month's rent unless Owner agrees in writing.
4. Security Deposit
The security deposit may be used only as allowed by California law, including unpaid rent, repair of damages beyond ordinary wear and tear, cleaning necessary to return the property to the same level of cleanliness as at move-in, replacement of missing keys/remotes, unpaid tenant charges, or other lawful deductions.
Owner shall return the remaining deposit, with an itemized statement of deductions if applicable, within the time required by California law after Tenant vacates and returns possession.
5. Utilities and Services
Tenant shall be responsible for setting up, maintaining, and paying directly for:
PG&E electricity
PG&E gas
Water
Garbage / trash / recycling / compost service
Internet, cable, phone, alarm monitoring, or other optional services
Owner shall be responsible for:
Landscaping service only, as described below
Property tax, homeowner's insurance, mortgage, HOA dues if applicable, unless otherwise stated
Tenant shall not allow utilities to be disconnected during the lease term. Tenant shall promptly notify Owner of any utility issue that may affect the home, landscaping, irrigation, appliances, EV charger, HVAC, plumbing, or habitability.
6. Landscaping
Owner shall pay for regular landscaping service for the front and/or rear yard, including routine lawn mowing, trimming, and basic yard maintenance.
Tenant shall:
Provide landscapers reasonable access on scheduled service days
Keep gates unlocked or accessible when service is scheduled
Not alter landscaping, trees, plants, irrigation, mulch, hardscape, or exterior lighting without Owner's prior written consent
Promptly report irrigation leaks, broken sprinklers, drainage problems, dead trees, pest issues, or landscaping damage
Keep the yard free of tenant personal property, trash, pet waste if any approved assistance animal exists, and obstruction
Tenant shall be responsible for damage to landscaping, irrigation, fencing, plants, or outdoor systems caused by Tenant, Tenant's guests, occupants, contractors, or invitees.
7. Tesla / EV Charger on Premises
The property includes an existing EV/Tesla charger on the premises.
Recommended clause:
Tenant may use the existing EV charger only in a safe, lawful, and manufacturer-approved manner. Tenant shall be responsible for all electricity costs related to EV charging. Tenant shall not modify, relocate, rewire, upgrade, repair, replace, or remove the charger or electrical components without Owner's prior written approval.
Tenant shall immediately stop using the charger and notify Owner if Tenant notices overheating, sparks, tripped breakers, burning smell, physical damage, loose wiring, unusual charging behavior, or any safety concern.
Owner makes no guarantee that the charger will be compatible with Tenant's vehicle or charging adapter. Tenant is responsible for any vehicle-specific adapters, software settings, or compatibility requirements.
Tenant shall be responsible for any damage caused by misuse, unauthorized modification, overloading, negligence, or improper use of the charger or electrical system.
8. No Smoking / No Vaping
The property is a non-smoking property.
Tenant, occupants, guests, invitees, and contractors shall not smoke, vape, burn, or consume tobacco, marijuana, cannabis, hookah, e-cigarettes, or similar products anywhere inside the home, garage, attached structures, or within the property boundaries.
This includes but is not limited to bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, garage, backyard, side yard, patio, porch, driveway, and near windows or doors.
Violation may result in cleaning charges, deodorizing costs, repainting costs, HVAC duct cleaning, carpet/flooring treatment, and other lawful remedies.
9. No Pets
No pets are permitted on the property without Owner's prior written approval.
This includes dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, fish tanks, rodents, and temporary pet-sitting.
Use this important carve-out:
This no-pet policy does not apply to qualified service animals or assistance animals where required as a reasonable accommodation under applicable fair housing laws.
Tenant shall not bring an animal onto the property without written approval unless required by law. If an assistance animal is approved or legally required, Tenant remains responsible for animal-related damage, cleaning, waste removal, nuisance, noise, and safety issues.
10. Occupancy Limits
The home shall be occupied only by approved residents:
No other person may reside at the property for more than [e.g., 14 consecutive days or 30 total days in a 12-month period] without Owner's prior written consent.
Tenant shall not sublease, assign, Airbnb, VRBO, short-term rent, rent rooms, or allow business lodging use without Owner's written approval.
11. Use of Property
The property shall be used only as a private residential dwelling.
Tenant shall not use the property for illegal activity, commercial operations involving customer visits, short-term rental, storage of hazardous materials, auto repair business, high-noise operations, or any use that increases insurance risk or violates law, HOA rules, city rules, or zoning.
Remote work from home is allowed so long as it does not create traffic, noise, signage, customer visits, employees, nuisance, or business-related liability.
12. Maintenance Responsibilities
Tenant shall maintain the property in clean, sanitary, and safe condition.
Tenant shall be responsible for:
Replacing light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, carbon monoxide detector batteries, HVAC filters, and refrigerator water filters if applicable
Keeping drains clear of hair, grease, wipes, feminine products, diapers, food, and foreign objects
Preventing mold by using bathroom fans, kitchen ventilation, and reasonable cleaning
Keeping the home ventilated and heated as needed
Promptly reporting leaks, plumbing issues, appliance failures, roof leaks, electrical problems, pest activity, mold concerns, HVAC issues, or safety hazards
Preventing damage from negligence, misuse, guests, occupants, or failure to report problems promptly
Owner shall be responsible for major repairs required by law, except where damage is caused by Tenant, occupants, guests, negligence, misuse, or unauthorized work.
13. Repairs and Alterations
Tenant shall not make alterations without Owner's prior written consent, including:
Painting
Mounting TVs
Installing shelves
Changing locks
Installing smart locks, cameras, doorbells, alarm systems, satellite dishes, antennas, or networking equipment
Modifying electrical, plumbing, HVAC, garage doors, landscaping, irrigation, or EV charging equipment
Small picture hanging using reasonable nails/hooks may be allowed if you are comfortable. If not, specify that written consent is required for all wall mounting.
14. Appliances
The following appliances are included for Tenant's use:
Refrigerator
Stove / oven
Dishwasher
Microwave
Washer / dryer
HVAC system
Water heater
Garage door opener
EV charger
[Other]
Tenant shall use all appliances properly and report issues promptly. Tenant shall not overload washer/dryer, garbage disposal, electrical circuits, or EV charger.
Clarify whether washer/dryer/refrigerator are included as warrantied appliances or provided "as-is." In California, be careful with "as-is" wording if an item affects habitability.
15. Garage, Parking, and Driveway
Tenant may use the garage and driveway for ordinary residential parking.
Tenant shall not:
Store hazardous materials
Operate auto repair or commercial activity
Block sidewalks
Park in violation of city/HOA rules
Store unregistered, inoperable, leaking, or oversized vehicles
Charge EVs using extension cords or unauthorized outlets
Tenant is responsible for oil stains, battery leakage, garage damage, driveway damage, or damage from vehicles.
16. HOA / Community Rules, If Applicable
Tenant shall comply with all HOA rules, CC&Rs, parking rules, trash rules, noise rules, architectural rules, and community restrictions provided by Owner.
Tenant shall be responsible for fines caused by Tenant, occupants, guests, invitees, vendors, or failure to follow HOA rules.
17. Noise and Nuisance
Tenant shall not create unreasonable noise, nuisance, disturbance, illegal activity, harassment, or interference with neighbors.
Quiet hours shall be [e.g., 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM], or as required by city/HOA rules.
18. Entry by Owner
Owner may enter the property as allowed by California law, including for repairs, inspections, emergencies, showing the property to prospective tenants/buyers/lenders/contractors, or as otherwise legally permitted.
Except in emergencies or when otherwise allowed by law, Owner shall provide advance notice before entry.
19. Insurance
Tenant is strongly recommended, or required if you choose, to maintain renters insurance with personal property and liability coverage.
Suggested clause:
Tenant shall maintain renters insurance with minimum liability coverage of $100,000 and shall provide proof upon request. Owner's insurance does not cover Tenant's personal property, relocation costs, vehicles, or Tenant's liability.
20. Tenant will get 2 keys.
Tenant shall not duplicate keys or change locks without Owner's written consent. Missing keys, remotes, or access devices may be deducted from the security deposit as allowed by law.
21. Move-In Condition
Before move-in, Owner and Tenant should complete a written move-in inspection checklist with photos/videos.
Tenant should report any defects within 3 days of move-in. Failure to report does not waive habitability rights, but documentation helps avoid disputes.
22. Move-Out Requirements
At move-out, Tenant shall:
Return all keys, remotes, and access devices
Remove all personal property and trash
Professionally clean or return the home to the same level of cleanliness as move-in, ordinary wear and tear excepted
Clean kitchen, appliances, bathrooms, floors, garage, yard, cabinets, and windows as applicable
Repair tenant-caused damage
Restore unauthorized alterations
Provide forwarding address
Cancel or transfer utilities as instructed, without causing service interruption before possession is returned
23. Early Termination
Tenant is responsible for rent through the lease end date unless California law or a written agreement provides otherwise.
If Tenant requests early termination, Tenant shall provide written notice. Owner shall make reasonable efforts to re-rent the property as required by law, but Tenant remains responsible for rent, utilities, and lawful costs until the property is re-rented or the lease expires, whichever occurs first.
24. Default / Lease Violation
Lease violations may include nonpayment of rent, unauthorized occupants, unauthorized pets, smoking, nuisance, property damage, illegal activity, failure to maintain utilities, failure to allow lawful access, or violation of material lease terms.
Owner may serve notices and pursue remedies allowed by California law.
Welcome to this bright and spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom single-family home located in one of Central Fremont's most desirable and convenient neighborhoods.
This well-maintained home offers a comfortable layout with recently updated kitchen and bathrooms featuring modern finishes. The low-maintenance backyard is ideal for relaxing or entertaining and includes charming fruit trees that add a peaceful outdoor touch.
The home is located in a warm, family-friendly neighborhood within walking distance to highly rated schools. It is also extremely commute-friendly, with easy access to major routes, BART, Quarry Lakes, restaurants, shopping, and Apple, Google, and Meta/Facebook shuttle stops. Several grocery stores, banks, restaurants, the DMV, and other daily conveniences are within approximately 1.5 miles.
Please review all rental terms before reaching out. The easiest way to apply or contact is through Zillow using the "Apply Now" button.
Don't miss this opportunity to rent a beautiful home in a central Fremont location where comfort, convenience, and community come together.
Rental Terms
Rent: $4,500 per month
Security Deposit: $4,500
Lease Duration: 12 months
Unfurnished home
No smoking allowed
No pets, except as required by applicable law
No subleasing, short-term rental, or Airbnb use
Tenant is responsible for all utilities
Tenant must obtain renter's insurance
Income verification required: applicants must show income of at least 3x the monthly rent
Credit and background checks required for all adult applicants
No prior evictions or unlawful detainer filings
Positive rental references required
1. Lease Term
Lease Term: This lease shall begin on 7/1/2026 and end on 5/30/2027, for a fixed term of 11 months.
Holdover / Renewal: Tenant has no right to remain after the lease end date unless Owner and Tenant sign a written renewal or extension. If Tenant remains with Owner's written consent, tenancy may convert to month-to-month under the same lease terms, except as modified in writing.
2. Rent
Monthly Rent: Tenant shall pay monthly rent of $4500.
Due Date: Rent is due on the 1st day of each month.
Payment Method: Rent shall be paid by [Zillow Payments / ACH / check / other method].
Late Fee: If rent is not received by [e.g., 5th calendar day], Tenant shall pay a late fee of $500, subject to California law.
Returned Payment Fee: Tenant shall pay any bank charges or lawful returned payment fee for any returned or rejected payment.
3. Amount Due at Signing
Tenant shall pay the following before taking on lease.
First month's rent: $4500
Refundable security deposit: $4500, equal to one month's rent
Total move-in amount: $9000
The security deposit is not prepaid rent and may not be used as the last month's rent unless Owner agrees in writing.
4. Security Deposit
The security deposit may be used only as allowed by California law, including unpaid rent, repair of damages beyond ordinary wear and tear, cleaning necessary to return the property to the same level of cleanliness as at move-in, replacement of missing keys/remotes, unpaid tenant charges, or other lawful deductions.
Owner shall return the remaining deposit, with an itemized statement of deductions if applicable, within the time required by California law after Tenant vacates and returns possession.
5. Utilities and Services
Tenant shall be responsible for setting up, maintaining, and paying directly for:
PG&E electricity
PG&E gas
Water
Garbage / trash / recycling / compost service
Internet, cable, phone, alarm monitoring, or other optional services
Owner shall be responsible for:
Landscaping service only, as described below
Property tax, homeowner's insurance, mortgage, HOA dues if applicable, unless otherwise stated
Tenant shall not allow utilities to be disconnected during the lease term. Tenant shall promptly notify Owner of any utility issue that may affect the home, landscaping, irrigation, appliances, EV charger, HVAC, plumbing, or habitability.
6. Landscaping
Owner shall pay for regular landscaping service for the front and/or rear yard, including routine lawn mowing, trimming, and basic yard maintenance.
Tenant shall:
Provide landscapers reasonable access on scheduled service days
Keep gates unlocked or accessible when service is scheduled
Not alter landscaping, trees, plants, irrigation, mulch, hardscape, or exterior lighting without Owner's prior written consent
Promptly report irrigation leaks, broken sprinklers, drainage problems, dead trees, pest issues, or landscaping damage
Keep the yard free of tenant personal property, trash, pet waste if any approved assistance animal exists, and obstruction
Tenant shall be responsible for damage to landscaping, irrigation, fencing, plants, or outdoor systems caused by Tenant, Tenant's guests, occupants, contractors, or invitees.
7. Tesla / EV Charger on Premises
The property includes an existing EV/Tesla charger on the premises.
Recommended clause:
Tenant may use the existing EV charger only in a safe, lawful, and manufacturer-approved manner. Tenant shall be responsible for all electricity costs related to EV charging. Tenant shall not modify, relocate, rewire, upgrade, repair, replace, or remove the charger or electrical components without Owner's prior written approval.
Tenant shall immediately stop using the charger and notify Owner if Tenant notices overheating, sparks, tripped breakers, burning smell, physical damage, loose wiring, unusual charging behavior, or any safety concern.
Owner makes no guarantee that the charger will be compatible with Tenant's vehicle or charging adapter. Tenant is responsible for any vehicle-specific adapters, software settings, or compatibility requirements.
Tenant shall be responsible for any damage caused by misuse, unauthorized modification, overloading, negligence, or improper use of the charger or electrical system.
8. No Smoking / No Vaping
The property is a non-smoking property.
Tenant, occupants, guests, invitees, and contractors shall not smoke, vape, burn, or consume tobacco, marijuana, cannabis, hookah, e-cigarettes, or similar products anywhere inside the home, garage, attached structures, or within the property boundaries.
This includes but is not limited to bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, garage, backyard, side yard, patio, porch, driveway, and near windows or doors.
Violation may result in cleaning charges, deodorizing costs, repainting costs, HVAC duct cleaning, carpet/flooring treatment, and other lawful remedies.
9. No Pets
No pets are permitted on the property without Owner's prior written approval.
This includes dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, fish tanks, rodents, and temporary pet-sitting.
Use this important carve-out:
This no-pet policy does not apply to qualified service animals or assistance animals where required as a reasonable accommodation under applicable fair housing laws.
Tenant shall not bring an animal onto the property without written approval unless required by law. If an assistance animal is approved or legally required, Tenant remains responsible for animal-related damage, cleaning, waste removal, nuisance, noise, and safety issues.
10. Occupancy Limits
The home shall be occupied only by approved residents:
No other person may reside at the property for more than [e.g., 14 consecutive days or 30 total days in a 12-month period] without Owner's prior written consent.
Tenant shall not sublease, assign, Airbnb, VRBO, short-term rent, rent rooms, or allow business lodging use without Owner's written approval.
11. Use of Property
The property shall be used only as a private residential dwelling.
Tenant shall not use the property for illegal activity, commercial operations involving customer visits, short-term rental, storage of hazardous materials, auto repair business, high-noise operations, or any use that increases insurance risk or violates law, HOA rules, city rules, or zoning.
Remote work from home is allowed so long as it does not create traffic, noise, signage, customer visits, employees, nuisance, or business-related liability.
12. Maintenance Responsibilities
Tenant shall maintain the property in clean, sanitary, and safe condition.
Tenant shall be responsible for:
Replacing light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, carbon monoxide detector batteries, HVAC filters, and refrigerator water filters if applicable
Keeping drains clear of hair, grease, wipes, feminine products, diapers, food, and foreign objects
Preventing mold by using bathroom fans, kitchen ventilation, and reasonable cleaning
Keeping the home ventilated and heated as needed
Promptly reporting leaks, plumbing issues, appliance failures, roof leaks, electrical problems, pest activity, mold concerns, HVAC issues, or safety hazards
Preventing damage from negligence, misuse, guests, occupants, or failure to report problems promptly
Owner shall be responsible for major repairs required by law, except where damage is caused by Tenant, occupants, guests, negligence, misuse, or unauthorized work.
13. Repairs and Alterations
Tenant shall not make alterations without Owner's prior written consent, including:
Painting
Mounting TVs
Installing shelves
Changing locks
Installing smart locks, cameras, doorbells, alarm systems, satellite dishes, antennas, or networking equipment
Modifying electrical, plumbing, HVAC, garage doors, landscaping, irrigation, or EV charging equipment
Small picture hanging using reasonable nails/hooks may be allowed if you are comfortable. If not, specify that written consent is required for all wall mounting.
14. Appliances
The following appliances are included for Tenant's use:
Refrigerator
Stove / oven
Dishwasher
Microwave
Washer / dryer
HVAC system
Water heater
Garage door opener
EV charger
[Other]
Tenant shall use all appliances properly and report issues promptly. Tenant shall not overload washer/dryer, garbage disposal, electrical circuits, or EV charger.
Clarify whether washer/dryer/refrigerator are included as warrantied appliances or provided "as-is." In California, be careful with "as-is" wording if an item affects habitability.
15. Garage, Parking, and Driveway
Tenant may use the garage and driveway for ordinary residential parking.
Tenant shall not:
Store hazardous materials
Operate auto repair or commercial activity
Block sidewalks
Park in violation of city/HOA rules
Store unregistered, inoperable, leaking, or oversized vehicles
Charge EVs using extension cords or unauthorized outlets
Tenant is responsible for oil stains, battery leakage, garage damage, driveway damage, or damage from vehicles.
16. HOA / Community Rules, If Applicable
Tenant shall comply with all HOA rules, CC&Rs, parking rules, trash rules, noise rules, architectural rules, and community restrictions provided by Owner.
Tenant shall be responsible for fines caused by Tenant, occupants, guests, invitees, vendors, or failure to follow HOA rules.
17. Noise and Nuisance
Tenant shall not create unreasonable noise, nuisance, disturbance, illegal activity, harassment, or interference with neighbors.
Quiet hours shall be [e.g., 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM], or as required by city/HOA rules.
18. Entry by Owner
Owner may enter the property as allowed by California law, including for repairs, inspections, emergencies, showing the property to prospective tenants/buyers/lenders/contractors, or as otherwise legally permitted.
Except in emergencies or when otherwise allowed by law, Owner shall provide advance notice before entry.
19. Insurance
Tenant is strongly recommended, or required if you choose, to maintain renters insurance with personal property and liability coverage.
Suggested clause:
Tenant shall maintain renters insurance with minimum liability coverage of $100,000 and shall provide proof upon request. Owner's insurance does not cover Tenant's personal property, relocation costs, vehicles, or Tenant's liability.
20. Tenant will get 2 keys.
Tenant shall not duplicate keys or change locks without Owner's written consent. Missing keys, remotes, or access devices may be deducted from the security deposit as allowed by law.
21. Move-In Condition
Before move-in, Owner and Tenant should complete a written move-in inspection checklist with photos/videos.
Tenant should report any defects within 3 days of move-in. Failure to report does not waive habitability rights, but documentation helps avoid disputes.
22. Move-Out Requirements
At move-out, Tenant shall:
Return all keys, remotes, and access devices
Remove all personal property and trash
Professionally clean or return the home to the same level of cleanliness as move-in, ordinary wear and tear excepted
Clean kitchen, appliances, bathrooms, floors, garage, yard, cabinets, and windows as applicable
Repair tenant-caused damage
Restore unauthorized alterations
Provide forwarding address
Cancel or transfer utilities as instructed, without causing service interruption before possession is returned
23. Early Termination
Tenant is responsible for rent through the lease end date unless California law or a written agreement provides otherwise.
If Tenant requests early termination, Tenant shall provide written notice. Owner shall make reasonable efforts to re-rent the property as required by law, but Tenant remains responsible for rent, utilities, and lawful costs until the property is re-rented or the lease expires, whichever occurs first.
24. Default / Lease Violation
Lease violations may include nonpayment of rent, unauthorized occupants, unauthorized pets, smoking, nuisance, property damage, illegal activity, failure to maintain utilities, failure to allow lawful access, or violation of material lease terms.
Owner may serve notices and pursue remedies allowed by California law.
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Home Details for 3638 Sutton Loop
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Heating & Cooling Heating: Forced AirAir ConditioningCooling System: Central AirHeating Fuel: Forced Air |
Appliances & Utilities DishwasherDryerMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher |
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility Floors: Hardwood |
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Parking & Garage Parking: Attached, On Site |
Ventas comparables para 3638 Sutton Loop
Address | Distance | Property Type | Sold Price | Sold Date | Bed | Bath | Sqft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.03 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,875,000 | 24/04/26 | 4 | 2 | 1,860 sqft | |
0.09 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,650,000 | 12/11/25 | 4 | 2 | 1,860 sqft | |
0.26 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,460,000 | 25/09/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,571 sqft | |
0.14 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,585,000 | 19/10/26 | 3 | 3 | 2,166 sqft | |
0.25 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,700,000 | 15/06/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,571 sqft | |
0.33 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,180,000 | 10/02/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,386 sqft | |
0.25 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,650,000 | 17/04/26 | 4 | 2 | 1,637 sqft | |
0.41 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,700,000 | 29/05/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,770 sqft | |
0.39 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,475,000 | 28/10/25 | 3 | 2 | 1,468 sqft | |
0.36 | Vivienda unifamiliar | $1,715,099 | 20/07/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,500 sqft |
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88 % Dicen que hay banquetas
76 % Dicen que es amigable para perros
74 % Dicen que se necesita automóvil
65 % Dicen que es tranquilo
63 % Dicen que los niños juegan al aire libre
62 % Dicen que hay espíritu navideño
61 % Dicen que las calles están bien iluminadas
57 % Dicen que los patios están bien cuidados
53 % Dicen que estacionarse es fácil
52 % Dicen que la gente caminaría sola por la noche
47 % Dicen que se puede caminar a restaurantes
46 % Dicen que se puede caminar a supermercados
46 % Dicen que planean quedarse al menos 5 años
39 % Dicen que los vecinos son amigables
26 % Dicen que hay vida silvestre
19 % Dicen que hay eventos comunitarios
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Historial de Precio e Impuesto
| Fecha | Evento | Precio |
|---|---|---|
3 jun, 2026 Fuente: Zillow Rentals | Anuncio eliminado | $4,500 |
30 may, 2026 Fuente: Zillow Rentals | Publicado en renta | $4,500 |
7 jun, 2018 Fuente: MLSListings Inc #ML81704415 | Vendido | $1,189,000 |
| Año | Impuesto sobre la propiedad | evaluación de Impuesto |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Indisponible | $1,379,905 |
Información sobre la vivienda actualizada según los registros del condado.
Preguntas frecuentes sobre 3638 Sutton Loop
- ¿Cuál es el valor estimado de 3638 Sutton Loop ?El valor estimado de Trulia para 3638 Sutton Loop en Fremont , CA es $1,729,400 .
- ¿Cuál es el historial de precios de 3638 Sutton Loop ?3638 Sutton Loop en Fremont , CA se vendió por última vez por $1,189,000 en junio 2018 .
- ¿El barrio Fremont es un mercado de compradores o de vendedores?Fremont es actualmente un mercado equilibrado, según la actividad reciente de venta.
- ¿Cuál es el precio medio de venta en Fremont ?El precio medio de venta en Fremont es $1.39M . Eso supone una disminución $69.17K con respecto al mes anterior.
- ¿Tiene aire acondicionado 3638 Sutton Loop ?Sí, 3638 Sutton Loop en Fremont , CA tiene aire acondicionado.
- ¿Tiene 3638 Sutton Loop instalaciones de lavandería?Sí, 3638 Sutton Loop en Fremont , CA tiene lavandería dentro de la unidad.
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es el ingreso sugerido
Convence a los posibles arrendadores con una buena planificación financiera. Como regla general, lo ideal es que los ingresos combinados de tu hogar sean al menos tres veces superiores a la renta mensual.

