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One of the Best Values in Newark Right Now: A Turnkey Two-Story in Mirabeau Park

A turnkey three-bedroom two-story in Newark’s Mirabeau Park with brand-new heating and air, fresh landscaping, vaulted ceilings on both floors, balconies off both upstairs bedrooms, and a $75 monthly HOA.

Front exterior of 35845 Tozier St, a two-story home in Newark with a tile roof, upstairs balcony and new front lawn
Front exterior of 35845 Tozier St, a two-story home in Newark with a tile roof, upstairs balcony and new front lawn

Disclosure: Omar Murillo, DRE #01244077, of Everhome Real Estate is the listing agent for this property.

Newark does not get talked about the way Fremont and Pleasanton do, and the buyers who notice that gap are the ones who find the deals. Right now the strongest value on the Newark market sits on a quiet northeast-facing street in Mirabeau Park.

35845 Tozier St is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath two-story listed at $1,299,950. It runs 1,571 square feet on a 4,050-square-foot lot, built in 1974, with an attached two-car garage. Those are the specifications. Walk through the house and the case makes itself.

It is genuinely turnkey

Turnkey gets attached to houses that still need a month of work. This one has already had the work done, including the expensive parts.

The heating and air conditioning are brand new, both units replaced outright. On a home built in 1974 that single line removes the five-figure surprise most buyers in this housing stock absorb in their first two years. Nobody budgets for it and everybody eventually pays it.

The sellers also put serious money into the landscaping, front and back, before the home reached the market. The backyard is finished, with a pergola, a paver patio, string lights and fresh lawn. It is built for hosting rather than sitting there as a project waiting on a spring weekend and a contractor bid.

Backyard at 35845 Tozier St with a pergola, paver patio, string lights and fresh lawn set up for entertaining

The space lives larger than the square footage

Vaulted ceilings run through both floors, carried on exposed beams in the main living area. Most two-story homes of this era vault the living room and stop at the staircase. Here the volume continues upstairs, so the bedrooms open up instead of pressing down.

A spacious foyer sets the entry and a fireplace anchors the living room, which reads bright and open rather than chopped into the small dark boxes that define a lot of 1970s floor plans.

Living room at 35845 Tozier St with vaulted ceiling, exposed white beams, fireplace and open sightline to the kitchen

Both upstairs bedrooms have their own balcony

This is the detail that tends to surprise people on a walkthrough. The upstairs bedrooms each open through a sliding door onto a private balcony. In a 1,571-square-foot house, two private outdoor spaces off the bedrooms is not something you find on the comparable sheet.

The primary bedroom also has his-and-hers closets, the sort of detail buyers stop thinking about until they have lived without it.

Primary bedroom with vaulted ceiling and a sliding door opening to a private balcony
Second upstairs bedroom with vaulted ceiling and sliding door to its own private balcony

The kitchen has already been done

White shaker cabinets, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances including a gas range, and a wide garden window over the sink that looks straight out to the patio. There is a breakfast bar, an eat-in area, and a pantry with real capacity rather than the single shallow cabinet that gets called a pantry on most listing sheets.

Remodeled kitchen with white shaker cabinets, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances and a garden window over the sink

And the HOA is $75 a month

This is the part that stops people.

Mirabeau Park dues run $75 a month and cover a community pool, a sport court and common area maintenance. Across the Tri-Cities, a community offering a pool and a court usually charges two to four times that. A buyer weighing this home against a townhome carrying four hundred a month is looking at a gap that compounds into real money over a five-year hold, and here it arrives without giving up the detached house, the private yard or the two-car garage.

The pool and the court are new to the community, which makes the number harder still to explain away.

Take the tour

The numbers

Address35845 Tozier St, Newark, CA 94560
Price$1,299,950
Beds / Baths3 bed, 2.5 bath
Living area1,571 sq ft
Lot4,050 sq ft
Year built1974
Garage2-car attached
HOA$75/month — pool, sport court, common area maintenance
CommunityMirabeau Park
MLS #41147858 (Bay East AOR)
ListedSeptember 10, 2026

See it in person

Showings are available now. Call or text Omar Murillo at 510-552-6111, or email omar@everhomere.com.

Omar Murillo, REALTOR-Broker, DRE #01244077. Everhome Real Estate, DRE #02014153. 40081 Mission Blvd., Fremont, CA 94539.