Santa Rosa Real Estate Sales
Nine Santa Rosa-Area Homes Sell for Prices Ranging Up to $1.03 Million
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Key Points
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The $700,000 sale at 1832 Wright Street involved a 1947 single-story home on an 8,000-square-foot lot, with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fireplace and a cooling system.
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The $600,000 property at 2288 Stanislaus Court was a three-bedroom, two-bathroom single-story home on a 3,808-square-foot lot; its reported price was $566 per square foot, the highest figure among the five Sept. 14 sales detailed in the articles.
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The $735,000 sale at 2266 Coventry Court was a 1,897-square-foot home built in 1984, with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, central heating, cooling and an attached two-car garage.
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The $545,000 home at 957 West 8th Street was built in 1973 and contains 1,344 square feet; it sold for $406 per square foot and includes both central heating and a cooling system.
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The $745,000 sale at 950 Wright Street involved a 1,829-square-foot, two-story home built in 1989, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fireplace and a 4,020-square-foot lot.
Nine homes sold in the Santa Rosa area between September 8 and 14, with prices ranging from $545,000 to $1.03 million. The sales spanned two key dates: September 14 saw five closings priced at $545,000, $600,000, $700,000, $735,000 and $745,000, while September 11 had three sales at $555,000, $640,000 and $725,000. Most were single-family homes with two to four bedrooms, featuring fireplaces, cooling systems and garages.
The highest-priced property was a three-bedroom, three-bathroom home on 5.9 acres at 3184 Calistoga Road that sold for $1.03 million. Price per square foot ranged from $387 to $566, reflecting differences in property size, location and lot acreage across the nine sales.
Premium Properties Command Top Dollar
The most expensive sale was the 5.9-acre property at 3184 Calistoga Road, which sold for $1.03 million. This three-bedroom, three-bathroom home represented the high end of the local market. The second-highest sale was the $745,000 property at 950 Wright Street, a 1,829-square-foot, two-story home built in 1989 with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fireplace and a 4,020-square-foot lot.
The $735,000 sale at 2266 Coventry Court involved a 1,897-square-foot home built in 1984. It featured four bedrooms, three bathrooms, central heating, cooling and an attached two-car garage. These higher-priced properties offered multiple bedrooms and modern amenities, drawing buyers seeking larger homes in established neighborhoods.
Mid-Range Homes Show Strong Demand
Mid-priced sales clustered between $640,000 and $725,000. The $725,000 sale on September 11 and the $700,000 property at 1832 Wright Street both sold during the reporting period. The Wright Street home was a 1947 single-story property with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fireplace and cooling system on an 8,000-square-foot lot.
The $600,000 property at 2288 Stanislaus Court offered more space and amenities. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom single-story home sat on a 3,808-square-foot lot and sold for $566 per square foot—the highest price-per-square-foot ratio among the September 14 sales. Its premium pricing reflected strong per-square-foot value in that neighborhood.
Budget-Friendly Options Under $600,000
The lowest-priced sale was a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 957 West 8th Street that sold for $545,000. Built in 1973, this 1,344-square-foot property sold for $406 per square foot and included both central heating and a cooling system. Another September 11 sale closed at $555,000, offering affordable entry points for Santa Rosa-area buyers.
Price-per-square-foot in this segment ranged from $387 to $406, significantly lower than premium properties. These homes attracted buyers seeking affordability while maintaining key features like heating and cooling systems. The wide price range—from $545,000 to $1.03 million—reflected Santa Rosa's diverse housing market across different neighborhoods and property sizes.
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