1430 Roosevelt Street · DixonOrchards at Valley Glen
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A fully optioned 2022 build in Dixon’s Orchards at Valley Glen — five true bedrooms, $128,517 in documented builder upgrades, and a finished corner-lot backyard.
A fully optioned 2022 build in Dixon’s Orchards at Valley Glen — five true bedrooms, $128,517 in documented builder upgrades, and a finished corner-lot backyard.
Most homes ask their next owner to finish the job. This one doesn’t. 1430 Roosevelt Street was built in 2022 as Richmond American’s Seth model — and then optioned with intent: $128,517 in documented builder upgrades, selected once, selected well, and already installed.
The result is a home where the decisions are behind you. The gourmet kitchen is in. The spa shower is tiled. The backyard is landscaped, the gazebo is standing, and the fire-pit lounge is poured. The garage is insulated, the Tesla charger is on the wall, and the solar is on the roof.
Five true bedrooms across 3,030 square feet — including a main-level bedroom and full bath — give every person and every purpose a room of its own. A loft, a formal dining room, and a great room anchored by a traditional fireplace handle everything else.
And the setting holds its end of the agreement: a premium corner lot in Orchards at Valley Glen, with no HOA, twelve minutes from Davis and minutes from I-80.
Welcome to 1430 Roosevelt Street, a fully optioned 2022 Richmond American Seth model on a premium corner lot in Orchards at Valley Glen — with $128,517 in documented builder upgrades already selected, installed, and lived in gently.
Five true bedrooms span 3,030 square feet, including a main-level bedroom and bath suite in lieu of the standard study. Upstairs, a loft adds flexible space; downstairs, a formal dining room and a great room anchored by a traditional fireplace handle the gathering. Eight-foot doors throughout and a wrought-iron staircase set the tone.
The kitchen runs a GE gourmet appliance suite: 36-inch gas cooktop under a stainless pyramid hood, built-in double wall oven, Merillat Premier maple cabinetry in Kona, Lusso quartz counters, and a cast-iron undermount sink. The primary suite delivers two private walk-in closets and a spa walk-in shower conversion — full-height herringbone tile, matte black Delta Stryke fixtures, and a frameless-style enclosure.
Outside, the corner lot earns its keep: a hard-top gazebo on its own pad, a fire-pit lounge on a white-stone terrace, a poured patio for outdoor dining, a cedar play structure, and Italian cypress and citrus along the fence line. A fully insulated three-car garage includes a Tesla wall charger; a 4.76 kW leased solar system and a noise-dampening insulation package round out the systems.
No HOA. Room for RV parking along the extended corner-lot frontage. Minutes to I-80, twelve to Davis.
Open-concept living, a gourmet kitchen, a main-level bedroom suite, a spa primary bath, and a finished corner-lot backyard built for entertaining — with the systems already handled.
Nearly $129,000 in builder upgrades, selected with intent — from the gourmet kitchen to the matte-black primary spa bath to a resort-style backyard. Here is what this home carries.
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On the west side of Dixon, Orchards at Valley Glen is one of the city’s newest neighborhoods — wide streets, newer construction, and room that older corridors can’t offer.
Dixon sits in the quiet middle of one of Northern California’s busiest corridors — twelve minutes from Davis and UC Davis, roughly twenty-five from Sacramento, and connected to the Bay Area by I-80. Buyers come here for a simple equation: more finished square footage, newer construction, and a lower price per square foot than Davis or Woodland, without giving up the commute.
Valley Glen reflects the newest chapter of that story. Built out over the last decade, the neighborhood was planned around functional floorplans, full-size lots, and everyday livability. Homes here are young enough that roofs, systems, and warranties still have their best years ahead of them — and 1430 Roosevelt, built in 2022, is among the youngest.
Daily life stays close: schools, parks, and Dixon’s growing retail corridor are minutes away, and the town keeps its small-town pace — local hardware, local coffee, farmers’-market mornings. For households connected to UC Davis, Travis Air Force Base, or Sacramento employers, the location reads less like a compromise and more like an optimization.
And unlike many newer communities in the corridor, this home carries no HOA — no dues, no design committee, and room along the extended corner-lot frontage for the RV, the trailer, or the third car that other neighborhoods make you negotiate for.
Claudia treats every transaction like an asset under management. As the System Architect of Equity, she matches sellers with profiled buyers before exposure, reads contracts offensively and defensively, and protects net proceeds from the costs most listings never see coming. Clients describe the experience the same way: calm, informed, protected.
A lead specialist with Navigate Real Estate, Claudia brings comprehensive market intelligence across Solano and Yolo Counties — Dixon, Davis, Vacaville, Winters, and Woodland — with proven marketing strategies and a personalized approach to every transaction. Her commitment to honesty, integrity, and client outcomes has made her a top-rated agent in the community she serves.
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