Home Decor in Tracy, CA

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  1. 3100 Naglee Road, Tracy CA 95304

    4.3 Superb 141 reviews

    “I enjoy shopping there I love the patriotic in Western culture decor they have their I also like to buy their outdoor things to fix up my yard. Friendly staff and a wonderful atmosphere.”

  2. 61 West 10th Street, Tracy CA 95376

    4.4 Superb 67 reviews

    “I was in Tracy for a visit and my sister took me to this shop. Lots of adorable things. I bought some Easter and patriotic decor. They are friendly but let you shop in peace. Definitely recommend.”

  3. 2706 Pavilion Pkwy, Tracy CA 95304

    4.1 Good 41 reviews

    “I recently purchased a new sectional from here, and I absolutely love it! The ordering process was quick and easy, and the delivery was fast. Hisena was incredibly helpful, kept me updated throughout the entire process, and made sure everything went smoothly. The furniture is excellent quality, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I highly recommend shopping here10/10! I'll definitely be coming back for future furniture purchases.”

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  5. 2483 Naglee Road, Tracy CA 95304

    3.2 Average 166 reviews

    “I've lost some weight so I needed some new Sunday slacks for church. I only found a few in my size because I'm short! However, the price was FANTASTIC compared to what I've been looking at. I'll definitely be going back to check for more. Ross is a great place for the frugal minded!”

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