Fig Tree Ln, Martinez
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Fig Tree Ln
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2yrs+
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- Safe & Sound
- Clean & Green
- Pest Free
- Peace & Quiet
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"Typical Martinez Pleasantness"
Fig Tree Lane in Martinez is a pleasant residential street that slips right off Arnold Drive and heads up to Midhill Road. It is a bit off from the main part of Martinez and has a very secluded feel to it. You get lots of apartments and condos on the southern half of Fig Tree. I came here to see a 2-bedroom that was going for $1325/month. It was very nice if still a bit beyond my limit at this point.
As I have said elsewhere, I consider Martinez to be underrated as a place to live. Martinez offers low crime, good schools while still having affordable homes.
This area is an example of what I like about Martinez. The street is clean, green and relatively quiet. Other nearby 2-bedrooms run about $1575, which is closer to what you expect for a place like this but still on the relatively affordable side. As to buying, condos here sell for between $200K and $250K
On the northern end of Fig Tree Lane you will find Ranch Homes. Nicely kept but mostly unremarkable. A 5-bedroom here recently sold for half a million dollars--so you can have a sense of the cost.
There is a movie theater in Martinez and all the usual suburban amenities you would want. You also have the Amtrak station on the northern end.
Overall, I would be more than happy to live here, if I could manage.
As I have said elsewhere, I consider Martinez to be underrated as a place to live. Martinez offers low crime, good schools while still having affordable homes.
This area is an example of what I like about Martinez. The street is clean, green and relatively quiet. Other nearby 2-bedrooms run about $1575, which is closer to what you expect for a place like this but still on the relatively affordable side. As to buying, condos here sell for between $200K and $250K
On the northern end of Fig Tree Lane you will find Ranch Homes. Nicely kept but mostly unremarkable. A 5-bedroom here recently sold for half a million dollars--so you can have a sense of the cost.
There is a movie theater in Martinez and all the usual suburban amenities you would want. You also have the Amtrak station on the northern end.
Overall, I would be more than happy to live here, if I could manage.
Pros
- Nice Condos
- Good Schools
- Quiet and Safe
Cons
- A Little Out of the Way
- A Little Boring
Recommended for
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- LGBT+
- Students