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The Artisan
$2,816 - $3,512
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The Artisan

55 Maria DrPetaluma, CA 94954
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property at 712 E Washington St

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3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home for Rent

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712 E Washington St

PetalumaCA94952
property at 220 Payran St

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220 Payran St

PetalumaCA94952

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Petaluma Overview

Located along the Petaluma River, the city is not only a rich agricultural area but also an area of rich history. Living in apartments in Petaluma can make for a great experience. The small population of the city is served by an elaborate transport network and efficient bus services. Petaluma city experiences great weather throughout the year and has many local amenities, making it a great place in which to raise a young family.

What is the history of Petaluma?

The land that is now Petaluma was given as a grant to an individual in 1834 by the Mexican Governor. In 1836, the owner of the land had a ranch house constructed on the land. The ranch house was used as a summer home by his family. After gold had been found in 1849 around this area, pioneers flocked the location. The productive land along the Petaluma River would soon experience a boom in agricultural production and the transport of raw materials and agricultural produce. Today, Petaluma boasts preserved historic buildings and Victorian homes.

How is the weather in Petaluma?

Petaluma, California, has about 260 sunny days and 69 days of measurable precipitation. The City also gets 35 inches of rain and 26 inches of snow in a year. July is the hottest month of the year, with temperatures going as high as 82 degrees. The coldest month is January, with a low of 39 being recorded.

How do I get around town?

Petaluma has an extensive transport network as well as efficient public transport systems to serve the relatively small population of the city. The city is served by Sonoma County Transit, Golden Gate Transit, and Petaluma Transit bus services. There is also the Sonoma-Marin Rail Transit rail line which is meant to serve the Northwestern Pacific Railroad depot in downtown Petaluma. The nearest airports are Oakland International Airport and San Francisco International Airport. There is also the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport and Petaluma Municipal Airport.

What is the Petaluma commute like?

The road network in Petaluma is elaborate, with several streets serving the city. The main streets include Petaluma Boulevard, North and South McDowell Boulevards and East Washington Street. The U.S Highway 101 and State Route 116 run through the town. The average commute time in Petaluma is around 15 to 30 minutes.

What are the local media outlets?

The media industry in Petaluma features television stations, publications and radio station. The various outlets provide the residents with the information and entertainment they need. The popular media outlets are Kazak media and Petaluma Community Access Television.

Why live in Petaluma, CA?

There are many reasons why anyone thinking of moving to Petaluma city would be convinced to make the move. Apart from the great weather that the city enjoys, there are lots of social amenities, a stable housing market, high per capita income and wonderful entertainment spots. The stable housing market guarantees that apartments in Petaluma are affordable both when looking to purchase or rent. The commute time in Petaluma is around 20 minutes, making it a great place to raise young children.

What Petaluma landmarks should I see?

Petaluma is home to several historical landmarks. Some of the famous landmarks are Petaluma Historical Museum, which is housed in a beautiful building and preserves the rich history of the area. Lanmart Building is made of redwood and brick and houses some businesses. Other landmarks include General Vallejo Home, Sonoma State Historic Park, and the Bear Flag Monument.

What is there to do around Petaluma?

There are numerous things to do in Petaluma. When you visit the city, you can decide to visit location scenes from well-known movies, go to the Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park, browse antique shops, enjoy a nature tour or paddle the Petaluma River. With the numerous activities, it is clear that the city has activities to suit a variety of interests.

Any annual festivals or Petaluma events to know?

Most of the festivals and events that are held in the city take place in downtown Petaluma. Some of the festivals you may want to attend are Petaluma music festival, Rivertown Revival, the California Artisan cheese festival, Booth-Vintage Festival and Silver Scream Film, and Comic Festival. All the festivals in Petaluma give visitors a chance to experience the vibrant culture of the city.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Petaluma is home to some great vacation spots to which visitors can go to unwind. During your free time, it will be worth visiting the Garden Valley Ranch, Oak Hill Park, Shollenberger Park, Petaluma Skateboard Park and Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park. Most of these parks provide a quiet environment to relax and spend time with nature.

Where is the best place to move in Petaluma?

When looking to move to Petaluma, there are a number of neighborhoods that will suit your lifestyle. These neighborhoods are safe, have great entertainment spots, beautiful environment, and adequate social amenities. Some of the best places to move to in Petaluma include Oak Hill, Wiseman Park, Redwood, Lakeville and Corona 2. With all the great neighborhoods in Petaluma, there is no reason why you should not move to this city.

Petaluma, CA
Population: 61,917

Ranked #609

in US Census Population by City

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Frequently Asked Questions about Petaluma

How much are Studio apartments in Petaluma?

There are currently 75 Studio Apartments in Petaluma with rent ranges from $2,409 to $2,758 with an average price of $2,632.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Petaluma Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Petaluma ranges from $2,000 to $3,253 with an average monthly rent of $2,554.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Petaluma cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Petaluma range from $2,447 to $4,559. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,224.

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