Neighborhood Profile: Historic Oakhill/Downtown

Living on E Street means being part of a neighborhood where history is preserved and community is celebrated.

• Education Excellence: Families benefit from proximity to highly-rated schools including McNear Elementary (noted for its strong community involvement) and Petaluma High School.

• Green Spaces: You are a short stroll from Walnut Park, home to the popular Farmers’ Market, and McNear Park, offering tennis courts and picnic spots.

• The Vibe: This is a "walking neighborhood" characterized by Victorian architecture, tree-lined sidewalks, and neighbors who know each other by name.

Location & Commute: Perfectly Positioned

• Walk Score High: Leave the car in the carport. You are minutes from the Petaluma Riverfront, Theater District, and the Luma Fitness center.

• Commuter Friendly: Easy access to Highway 101 for those heading south to San Francisco (approx. 40 miles) or north to Santa Rosa. The SMART Train station is nearby, providing a stress-free transit option through Sonoma and Marin counties.

• Daily Essentials: Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and the local favorite Petaluma Pie Company are all within your immediate orbit.

City Overview: Why We Love Petaluma

Petaluma is the gateway to Sonoma County wine country, blending a rugged agricultural heritage with a sophisticated modern lifestyle.

• Culinary Hub: From the world-famous Lagunitas Brewing Company to Michelin-recognized eateries like Pennyroyal, Petaluma is a foodie’s paradise.

• Events & Culture: Enjoy the annual Butter & Egg Days Parade, the Riverfront Jazz Festival, and antiques fairs that draw visitors from across the state.

• Outdoor Adventure: With the river for kayaking and the nearby Helen Putnam Regional Park for hiking, "living local" means staying active. It’s a city that feels like a small town but offers the amenities of a major cultural hub.