This one was too hot to stick around, 6 days on the market and it’s already under contract. I still love a good updated bungalow though, so it’s worth a share. Great open floor plan, and I love the 70’s modern motif going on.
Price: $465,000
Details: 1,294 sqft, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreIf the Starlight Village house I featured last week represents the bottom end of what's available, this one sits near the top both in size and price. There are some lovely features like the double height brick fireplace and Heath Tile backsplash, and a few questionable ones like the bedroom carpet.
Price: $459,900
Details: 1,923 soft, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreThis little Moore Tate ADU from 2015 is a great example of maximizing space. The old rules only allowed 850 square feet for accessories units (unlike 1,100 now) which is tight for a two bedroom. Somehow though, I think I could be totally happy in this space.
Price: $435,000
Details: 876 sqft, 2 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThis one is somewhere between a major remodel and new construction. There isn’t much of the 1962 home left, mostly because there wasn’t much remarkable about it. The new home however manages to match the scale of the neighborhood and keep that mid century vibe.
Price: $550,000
Details: 2,403 sqft, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreReal talk, I don’t exactly love the curb appeal of this one. There is something about the shape the feels a bit off, and not in a good way. inside though is a whole different story. I love the wood ceilings, the repeated circular motif going on, and is that a glass landing I see? Oh, and the natural stone and tile work is on point. Guess you can’t always judge a book by it’s cover.
Price: $870,000
Details: 2,024 sqft, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI’ve seen renderings for 4th & before, but I think these may be some of the first finished photos I’ve seen. Yes, 500 square feet is super tiny, the good news is that the price tag is also relatively small as well. Thoughts?
Price: $255,000
Details: 512 sqft, Studio 1 bath
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