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Modesto
Sabrina's home base: shady older streets, newer subdivisions and a real downtown.
Modesto is the county seat of Stanislaus County and the valley's biggest city between Stockton and Fresno. Its downtown has the Gallo Center for the Arts, restaurants and a weekly rhythm of events.
Housing runs from 1940s Tudors and ranch homes under mature sycamores to newer neighborhoods on the north and east edges, which gives buyers a wide range of price points and lot sizes.
Getting around
Highway 99 runs the length of the city, with Highway 132 heading west toward the Bay Area.
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Tell Sabrina what you're after and she'll send matching homes in Modesto as soon as they hit the market.
Modesto questions, answered
- Is there a real estate agent who works in Modesto?
- Yes. Sabrina Yalda, REALTOR®, a real estate agent with TAG Realty Co, helps people buy and sell homes in Modesto and across the Central Valley. Call or text (209) 226-2424.
- What is it like to live in Modesto?
- Modesto is the county seat of Stanislaus County and the valley's biggest city between Stockton and Fresno. Its downtown has the Gallo Center for the Arts, restaurants and a weekly rhythm of events.
- Who is Modesto a good fit for?
- Modesto tends to suit first-time buyers, move-up buyers and established neighborhoods.
- What is the commute like from Modesto?
- Highway 99 runs the length of the city, with Highway 132 heading west toward the Bay Area.
- How do I find out what my Modesto home is worth?
- Request a free home value report on this site. Sabrina reviews recent nearby sales and sends a written estimate. It is a market analysis from a licensed agent, not an appraisal.
