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1065 Harrison Street, Santa Clara, California 95050, Santa Clara, 95050 - 2 bed, 2 bath

1065 Harrison Street, Santa Clara, California 95050 home-pic-0
ACTIVE$1,759,000
1065 Harrison Street, Santa Clara, California 95050
2Beds
2Baths
1,220Sqft
5,740Lot
Year Built
1926
Close
-
List price
$1.76M
Original List price
$1.76M
Price/Sqft
$1,442
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
ML82022157
Home ConditionGood
Features
Pool
Patio
ViewNeighborhood

About this home

Fairly Priced:The estimated price is in line with the list price. We found 3 Cons,5 Pros. Rank: price - $1.76M(50th), sqft - 1220(41th), beds - 2(18th), baths - 2(50th).

Charmingly preserved Victorian Gem with high ceilings and modern comforts. Mills Act on this historic property provides significant property tax reduction. Step back in time with the charm of many original features in this, 2 bedrm and 1.5 bath home filled with character. Enjoy the warmth of radiant heated kitchen and bathrm tiled floors and the natural warmth of red oak floors. Original Victorian painted grain casings on large windows, baseboards + many interior doors. Enjoy the large formal dining room perfect for entertaining. Custom kitchen with red birch cabinets, antimicrobial copper countertops and rolling butcher block island. A rare bonus, this home features a large basement perfect for storage or potential conversion. Beautiful newer one-and-a-half story, 2 car garage/carriage house w/upstairs storage or creative space. Landscape includes many fruit trees. New custom wood windows, radiant floor heat mat and blueprints included in sale for future back porch/laundry room remodel. A special opportunity to own a piece of history. Highly sought out neighborhood in Santa Clara's Old Quad. Another bonus is Santa Clara's low electric utility costs. Walking distance to farmer's market, post office, many eateries. Close to public transportation and SJ airport.

Price History

Date
Event
Price
12/09/25
Listing
$1,759,000
06/29/09
Sold
$452,000
Condition Rating
Good
This Victorian home, built in 1926, is a charmingly preserved property that has undergone significant, high-quality renovations, making it move-in ready. The custom kitchen features red birch cabinets and unique antimicrobial copper countertops, along with radiant heated tiled floors, indicating a substantial update. The bathrooms also benefit from radiant heated tiled floors. While the kitchen appliances (e.g., white refrigerator) may not be top-of-the-line modern, the overall quality of the custom work and the inclusion of new custom wood windows and a newer two-car garage/carriage house demonstrate extensive updates. The red oak floors are well-maintained, and the property blends historic charm with modern comforts. Although the original structure is old, the renovations are comprehensive enough to place it firmly in the 'Good' category, as it's well-maintained and functional with no immediate major renovations required, despite some planned future projects.
Pros & Cons

Pros

Historic Significance & Tax Benefits: A charmingly preserved Victorian Gem, this historic property benefits from the Mills Act, providing significant property tax reduction, a rare and valuable financial advantage.
Prime Location & Walkability: Located in Santa Clara's highly sought-after Old Quad neighborhood, offering excellent walkability to a farmer's market, post office, numerous eateries, public transportation, and close proximity to SJ airport.
Modern Comforts & Quality Upgrades: The home seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comforts, featuring radiant heated kitchen and bathroom tiled floors, new custom wood windows, and a custom kitchen with red birch cabinets and antimicrobial copper countertops.
Versatile Auxiliary Spaces: Includes a large basement perfect for storage or potential conversion, and a beautiful newer one-and-a-half story, 2-car garage/carriage house with upstairs storage or creative space, adding significant functional value.
Cost-Saving Utilities: Homeowners benefit from Santa Clara's low electric utility costs, providing a practical and ongoing financial advantage.

Cons

Limited Bedroom/Bathroom Count: The property offers only 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, which may be a limiting factor for larger families or those desiring more private spaces, especially given the price point.
Age-Related Maintenance Considerations: Built in 1926, while preserved, an older home inherently carries potential for higher ongoing maintenance costs and unforeseen issues related to its age, despite recent upgrades.
Future Renovation Required/Planned: The inclusion of blueprints for a future back porch/laundry room remodel indicates that additional investment and effort will be required by the buyer to complete these planned enhancements.

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