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2675 Pacheco Pass Highway, Gilroy, California 95020, Gilroy, 95020 - 4 bed, 1 bath

2675 Pacheco Pass Highway, Gilroy, California 95020 home-pic-0
ACTIVE$2,990,000
2675 Pacheco Pass Highway, Gilroy, California 95020
4Beds
1Bath
1,600Sqft
836,352Lot

Price Vs. Estimate

Estimation data not available

Key pros and cons

Top Pros:
High Available Lot Utilization: The property has a large lot size, which is more than 4 times of its living area. lot size in square feet = 836352, living area = 1600.
Top Cons:
Age of Structures & Potential for Updates: With the main house built in 1930, the property's structures likely require significant modernization, maintenance, and potential renovation to meet contemporary standards and preferences.

Compared to the nearby listings

Price:$2.99M vs avg $1.16M (+$1,835,000)98%
Size:1,600 sqft vs avg 2,459.5 sqft18%
Price/sqft:$1.9K vs avg $51999%

More Insights

Built in 1930 (95 years old).
Condition: The main residence was built in 1930, and the images provided indicate that the interiors, including the living areas and laundry room, are significantly dated with features like wood paneling, older carpets, and basic fixtures. The absence of kitchen and bathroom photos, coupled with the 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom configuration for the main house, strongly suggests these critical areas are outdated and require substantial renovation to meet modern standards. The property description itself notes that the structures 'likely require significant modernization, maintenance, and potential renovation.' While the property appears maintained and functional, it is aged and requires minor to significant updates throughout the residential units.
Year Built
1930
Close
-
List price
$2.99M
Original List price
$2.99M
Price/Sqft
$1,869
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
ML82023501
Home ConditionFair
Features
Good View:
Deck
Patio
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About this home

This tremendous agricultural property consists of approximately 19.2 acres located just outside of the city limits of Gilroy and in the County of Santa Clara Jurisdiction. The site includes a variety of structures and has been used over the years as a medium scale milk farm and later as a large animal veterinary hospital. The property includes three residential units, including a 4 bedroom/1 bath house of approx 1600 sq ft, along with a 1 bedroom/1 bath ADU of approx 762 sq, and a 2 bedroom/1 bath mobile home of approx 682 sq ft, all with their own private domestic well. The additional structures on site can accommodate a variety of AG related uses and can accommodate large animals in the three livestock buildings. In addition to the livestock and residential area, the site has an additional approximately 15 acres of Certified Organic Row Crop land with it's own agricultural well producing approx 2100 gal/min. The row crop is currently leased until June 30, 2026. The 3 livestock buildings are of various sizes, including office space. A hay barn, shop and other storage buildings have many uses. A private man made pond is a scenic addition.

Condition Rating
Fair
The main residence was built in 1930, and the images provided indicate that the interiors, including the living areas and laundry room, are significantly dated with features like wood paneling, older carpets, and basic fixtures. The absence of kitchen and bathroom photos, coupled with the 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom configuration for the main house, strongly suggests these critical areas are outdated and require substantial renovation to meet modern standards. The property description itself notes that the structures 'likely require significant modernization, maintenance, and potential renovation.' While the property appears maintained and functional, it is aged and requires minor to significant updates throughout the residential units.
Pros & Cons

Pros

High Available Lot Utilization: The property has a large lot size, which is more than 4 times of its living area. lot size in square feet = 836352, living area = 1600.
Extensive Agricultural Potential: The property boasts approximately 19.2 acres, including 15 acres of Certified Organic Row Crop land with its own high-capacity agricultural well (2100 gal/min), ideal for diverse farming operations.
Multiple Income Streams & Housing Options: Three distinct residential units (4-bed house, 1-bed ADU, 2-bed mobile home) provide versatile housing for multi-generational living, staff, or rental income, each with a private domestic well. The row crop land is also currently leased, offering immediate income.
Robust Agricultural Infrastructure: Equipped with three livestock buildings (one with office space), a hay barn, shop, and other storage facilities, the property is well-suited for various agricultural and animal-related businesses.
Abundant Private Water Resources: The presence of multiple private domestic wells for residential units and a high-producing agricultural well ensures self-sufficiency and ample water supply for all operations on the expansive property.
Strategic Location & County Jurisdiction: Located just outside Gilroy city limits in Santa Clara County, the property benefits from potential agricultural zoning advantages and a desirable regional setting.

Cons

Age of Structures & Potential for Updates: With the main house built in 1930, the property's structures likely require significant modernization, maintenance, and potential renovation to meet contemporary standards and preferences.
Limited Bathroom Facilities in Main Residence: The primary 4-bedroom house features only one bathroom, which is a low ratio for its size and potential occupancy, likely necessitating costly upgrades for comfort and functionality.
Existing Lease Obligation: The 15 acres of certified organic row crop land is leased until June 30, 2026, which, while providing income, restricts the new owner's immediate flexibility to utilize or modify this significant portion of the property.

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