4488 Adobe, 29 Palms, California 92277, 29 Palms, 92277 - bed, 1 bath
ACTIVE$297,500$1,155/sqft
4488 Adobe, 29 Palms, California 92277
0Bed
1Bath
1,155Sqft
77,365Lot
Price Vs. Estimate
Estimation data not available
Key pros and cons
Top Pros:
Prime Commercial Opportunity: The property is explicitly described as a 'prime commercial opportunity' zoned for office/retail, offering extensive possibilities for various business ventures.
Top Cons:
Building Age: Constructed in 1952, the existing 1,122 sq. ft. building may require substantial renovations, upgrades, or modernization to meet current commercial standards or aesthetic expectations.
Compared to the nearby listings
Price:$297.5K vs avg $308.8K ($-11,250)50%
Size:1,155 sqft vs avg 1,503.5 sqft50%
Price/sqft:$258 vs avg $21550%
More Insights
Built in 1952 (74 years old).
Condition: Built in 1952, this property is over 70 years old with no indication of recent major renovations. The exterior appears dated, and the visible tennis court is in severe disrepair, suggesting significant deferred maintenance. Without interior images, it's reasonable to assume the kitchen and bathroom are original or very old, requiring substantial rehabilitation and modernization to meet current standards. Major systems like HVAC (indicated by a window AC unit) and electrical are likely outdated and at the end of their lifespan, necessitating extensive repairs and upgrades.
Year Built
1952
Close
-
List price
$298K
Original List price
$298K
Price/Sqft
$258
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
JT25279254
Home ConditionPoor
Features
Good View: Desert, Mountain(s)
ViewDesert, Mountain(s)
About this home
Prime commercial opportunity on 1.25 fenced acres just minutes from the base. This property features a two-car garage, an additional detached garage, and a tennis court. The 1,122 sq. ft. building includes a kitchen, full bathroom, and three private rooms. Zoned for office/retail, the expansive layout provides endless possibilities for a retail business or office use.
H
Heidi Marshall
Listing Agent
Price History
Date
Event
Price
05/25/21
Sold
$155,000
Condition Rating
Poor
Built in 1952, this property is over 70 years old with no indication of recent major renovations. The exterior appears dated, and the visible tennis court is in severe disrepair, suggesting significant deferred maintenance. Without interior images, it's reasonable to assume the kitchen and bathroom are original or very old, requiring substantial rehabilitation and modernization to meet current standards. Major systems like HVAC (indicated by a window AC unit) and electrical are likely outdated and at the end of their lifespan, necessitating extensive repairs and upgrades.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Prime Commercial Opportunity: The property is explicitly described as a 'prime commercial opportunity' zoned for office/retail, offering extensive possibilities for various business ventures.
Expansive Lot Size: With 1.25 fenced acres, the property provides ample space for business operations, parking, potential expansion, or diverse commercial uses.
Strategic Location: Located just minutes from the base (Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms), it benefits from a potentially strong customer base and high visibility.
Versatile Additional Structures: The inclusion of a two-car garage, an additional detached garage, and a tennis court adds significant utility, storage, and unique amenity value to the property.
Scenic Views: The property boasts desirable desert and mountain views, enhancing its overall appeal and potentially creating a pleasant environment for customers or employees.
Cons
Building Age: Constructed in 1952, the existing 1,122 sq. ft. building may require substantial renovations, upgrades, or modernization to meet current commercial standards or aesthetic expectations.
Limited Building Square Footage: The relatively small 1,122 sq. ft. building might restrict the scale of certain commercial operations, potentially necessitating costly expansion to accommodate larger business needs.
Property Type Discrepancy: While the description and sub-type indicate 'Commercial/Mixed Use,' the primary 'type' field is listed as 'Residential,' which could lead to confusion in financing, permitting, or marketing efforts.