321 E Country Club Boulevard, Big Bear City, California 92314, Big Bear City, 92314 - 3 bed, 2 bath
ACTIVE$124,900
321 E Country Club Boulevard, Big Bear City, California 92314
3Beds
2Baths
1,460Sqft
5,000Lot
Price Vs. Estimate
Estimation data not available
Key pros and cons
Top Pros:
Prime Location: Centrally located in Big Bear, just minutes away from Big Bear Airport, Big Bear Lake, fishing, boating, skiing, and hiking, making it highly attractive for recreation.
Top Cons:
Unpermitted Additions/Modifications: The property has numerous unpermitted additions and modifications, which will likely require costly remodel or demolition with proper permits.
Compared to the nearby listings
Price:$124.9K vs avg $415.0K ($-290,100)1%
Size:1,460 sqft vs avg 1,304 sqft58%
Price/sqft:$86 vs avg $3511%
More Insights
Built in 1960 (65 years old).
Condition: The property, built in 1960, is explicitly described as having 'a lot of unpermitted additions and modifications that may require remodel or demo with permits' and that its 'Value is in the land.' The images confirm a state of severe disrepair, with unfinished spaces, exposed framing, mismatched and damaged materials, and extremely outdated and neglected kitchen and bathroom areas. The overall condition suggests the structure is beyond practical repair and likely unlivable, aligning perfectly with the 'tear-down' criteria where value is solely in the land.
Year Built
1960
Close
-
List price
$125K
Original List price
$272K
Price/Sqft
$86
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
PW25033559
Home ConditionTear down
Features
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About this home
Back on market, subject to cancellation of current escrow. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located on a 5,000 sq ft lot with lots of potential. Whether you’re looking for your next vacation home or investment opportunity, this is a fantastic find. Centrally located in Big Bear, just minutes away from Big Bear Airport, Big Bear Lake, fishing, boating, skiing, hiking, and more! Sold AS-IS, cash or non-contingent financing only. Property has a lot of unpermitted additions and modifications that may require remodel or demo with permits. Value is in the land.
Condition Rating
Tear down
The property, built in 1960, is explicitly described as having 'a lot of unpermitted additions and modifications that may require remodel or demo with permits' and that its 'Value is in the land.' The images confirm a state of severe disrepair, with unfinished spaces, exposed framing, mismatched and damaged materials, and extremely outdated and neglected kitchen and bathroom areas. The overall condition suggests the structure is beyond practical repair and likely unlivable, aligning perfectly with the 'tear-down' criteria where value is solely in the land.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Prime Location: Centrally located in Big Bear, just minutes away from Big Bear Airport, Big Bear Lake, fishing, boating, skiing, and hiking, making it highly attractive for recreation.
Investment/Vacation Home Potential: Explicitly identified as a fantastic find for both vacation home seekers and investment opportunities, leveraging its desirable location.
Significant Price Reduction: The list price has been substantially reduced from $272,000 to $124,900, indicating a motivated seller and potential for a high-value acquisition.
Underlying Land Value: The description highlights that 'value is in the land,' suggesting a solid asset base for future development or extensive renovation.
Functional Layout: Offers a practical 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom configuration, suitable for families or as a rental unit.
Cons
Unpermitted Additions/Modifications: The property has numerous unpermitted additions and modifications, which will likely require costly remodel or demolition with proper permits.
Sold 'As-Is' with Financing Restrictions: Being sold 'AS-IS' and requiring cash or non-contingent financing significantly limits the buyer pool and places all renovation risks on the purchaser.
Extensive Renovation Required: Given the unpermitted work and the emphasis on land value, the existing structure likely requires substantial renovation or even demolition, incurring significant additional costs.