910 Pear Street, CARPINTERIA, CA 93013, CARPINTERIA, 93013 - 2 bed, 1 bath
ACTIVE$1,250,000$640/sqft
910 Pear Street, CARPINTERIA, CA 93013
2Beds
1Bath
640Sqft
6,250Lot
Price Vs. Estimate
Estimation data not available
Key pros and cons
Top Pros:
Exceptional Location: The property is immediately adjacent to the Carpinteria estuary, offering unique natural proximity and potential for premium views.
Top Cons:
MLS Listing Discrepancy: Lot size discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing lot size in square feet =6250, other record lot size in square feet = 6098. Bedroom count discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing bedroom count = 2, other record bedroom count = 1.
Compared to the nearby listings
Price:$1.25M vs avg $1.79M ($-545,000)17%
Size:640 sqft vs avg 640 sqft50%
Price/sqft:$2.0K vs avg $59697%
More Insights
Built in 1935 (91 years old).
Condition: Built in 1935, the property is explicitly described as 'very old and needs a new vision,' and is being sold 'as is.' The images reveal a severely weathered and dilapidated exterior, with parts of the structure appearing to be in disrepair. The property's value is clearly in the land and its development potential, not the existing structure, which appears unlivable and beyond practical repair.
Year Built
1935
Close
-
List price
$1.25M
Original List price
-
Price/Sqft
$1,953
HOA
$0
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
24-3583
Home ConditionTear down
Features
Good View:
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About this home
Rare opportunity immediately adjacent to the Carpinteria estuary. In the same family for over 100 years, never before on the market. Large lot with both commerical planned development and residential zoning. A second story would provide amazing views. House is very old and needs a new vision. City has said that an ADU could also be built on the property. All utilities at property. Selling in ''as is'' condition.
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Debbie Murphy
Listing Agent
Condition Rating
Tear down
Built in 1935, the property is explicitly described as 'very old and needs a new vision,' and is being sold 'as is.' The images reveal a severely weathered and dilapidated exterior, with parts of the structure appearing to be in disrepair. The property's value is clearly in the land and its development potential, not the existing structure, which appears unlivable and beyond practical repair.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Exceptional Location: The property is immediately adjacent to the Carpinteria estuary, offering unique natural proximity and potential for premium views.
Flexible Zoning & Development Potential: A large lot with both commercial planned development and residential zoning, coupled with ADU potential, provides significant versatility for future use or redevelopment.
Future View Enhancement: The description highlights that a second story would provide amazing views, significantly increasing the property's long-term value and appeal.
Rarity & Historical Significance: This is a rare opportunity, never before on the market and held by the same family for over 100 years, adding to its unique appeal and exclusivity.
Utilities Ready: All essential utilities are already at the property, streamlining any future construction or renovation projects.
Cons
MLS Listing Discrepancy: Lot size discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing lot size in square feet =6250, other record lot size in square feet = 6098. Bedroom count discrepancy between mls listing and other public or private record. mls listing bedroom count = 2, other record bedroom count = 1.
Extensive Renovation/Rebuild Required: The existing house is very old and explicitly stated to 'need a new vision,' indicating a substantial investment in renovation or a complete rebuild is necessary.
As-Is Sale Condition: Being sold in 'as-is' condition places the burden of any unknown defects or required repairs entirely on the buyer, potentially leading to unforeseen costs.
Small Existing Structure: The current 640 sqft, 2-bed, 1-bath home is significantly undersized for the lot and price point, reinforcing the need for major redevelopment rather than simple occupancy.