31576 Emerald Road, Lucerne Valley, California 92356, Lucerne Valley, 92356 - 1 bed, 1 bath
ACTIVE$140,000
31576 Emerald Road, Lucerne Valley, California 92356
1Bed
1Bath
416Sqft
217,800Lot
Price Vs. Estimate
Estimation data not available
Key pros and cons
Top Pros:
Expansive Lot Size: The property boasts a substantial 5-acre lot (217,800 sqft), offering significant space for various uses, privacy, and future development potential.
Top Cons:
Extensive Renovation Required: Explicitly described as a 'fixer property,' it demands substantial time, effort, and financial investment for rehabilitation to make it habitable or marketable.
Compared to the nearby listings
Price:$140.0K vs avg $294.5K ($-154,500)14%
Size:416 sqft vs avg 1,344 sqft2%
Price/sqft:$337 vs avg $19495%
More Insights
Built in 1958 (67 years old).
Condition: This property, built in 1958, is explicitly described as a 'fixer property' requiring significant work. Images reveal an extremely dilapidated and unfinished interior, with exposed subfloors, bare drywall, visible wiring, and a very basic, dirty utility-style bathroom. There is no functional kitchen visible. The property is unlivable in its current state and requires substantial repairs and rehabilitation, including a complete overhaul of the interior, which aligns with the 'Poor' condition criteria.
Year Built
1958
Close
-
List price
$140K
Original List price
$155K
Price/Sqft
$337
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
PW25185168
Home ConditionPoor
Features
Good View: Mountain(s)
ViewMountain(s)
About this home
Feast your eyes on this fixer property with a huge barn! Power is already installed, and water is present and running. Grab your tools, truck, and materials—and some family to help—to start working on this project.
Condition Rating
Poor
This property, built in 1958, is explicitly described as a 'fixer property' requiring significant work. Images reveal an extremely dilapidated and unfinished interior, with exposed subfloors, bare drywall, visible wiring, and a very basic, dirty utility-style bathroom. There is no functional kitchen visible. The property is unlivable in its current state and requires substantial repairs and rehabilitation, including a complete overhaul of the interior, which aligns with the 'Poor' condition criteria.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Expansive Lot Size: The property boasts a substantial 5-acre lot (217,800 sqft), offering significant space for various uses, privacy, and future development potential.
Essential Utilities in Place: A major advantage for a fixer property, power is already installed and water is present and running, significantly reducing initial setup costs and hurdles.
Significant Outbuilding: The presence of a 'huge barn' provides valuable storage, workshop space, or potential for conversion, adding considerable functional value to the property.
Desirable Mountain Views: The property offers appealing mountain views, enhancing its aesthetic value and contributing to a serene living environment.
Value-Add Opportunity: Marketed as a 'fixer property' with a recent price reduction from $155,000 to $140,000, it presents a clear opportunity for a buyer to build significant equity through renovation and customization.
Cons
Extensive Renovation Required: Explicitly described as a 'fixer property,' it demands substantial time, effort, and financial investment for rehabilitation to make it habitable or marketable.
Limited Living Space: The existing single-family residence is very small at only 416 sqft, which may not meet the needs or expectations of most buyers looking for a primary residence.
Age of Structure: Built in 1958, the property is over 60 years old, suggesting potential for outdated systems (e.g., plumbing, electrical) and general wear and tear that will require significant modernization and repair.