Orcutt View Park Condos in Orcutt, CANestled between May Grisham Elementary and Highway 135 is a strip of cute little townhomes known as the Orcutt View Park Condos. These homes offer 3 bedrooms, two baths, a one car garage, and a birds eye view of community sporting events held in May Grisham Park. They are about are about 1400 sq. ft. in size and most of the townhomes offer a small patio and backyard. The association dues are approximately $180 per month. For those who wish to commute to Vandenberg AFB, the location is ideal; the commute time is about 15 minutes to the main gate. Also, the Old Town Orcutt location offers many advantages as that historic area is currently undergoing a revitalization. Already present are a number of shops, restaurants and bistros that beg to be explored. All of that is within walking distance of the Orcutt View Park Condos.
In the past year, there have been three sales reported in this development. In January, a foreclosed unit sold for $165,000. In July, a foreclosure sold for $175,000, and in August, another REO sold for $175,000. The last two units that sold were under contract in less than 15 days. If you are interested in the Orcutt View Park Condos, or the nearby Chichester Townhomes, click here to search for properties in Old Orcutt. Or give me a call at 878-9879 and I will send you a list of available properties in the area.
*Based on the information from the Central Coast Regional MLS. Neither the Association, the Multiple Listing Service, or Mint Properties guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the Association or its MLS may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.
In July 2006, Mint Properties opened an office in the Mission Creek Plaza on Santa Maria Way. Tni’s stated aim is to offer the highest quality representation and professional service to her clients. Independence affords her the ability to avoid a volume driven approach; the result is prompt, reliable, individualized service coupled with straightforward advice. Indeed, she brings the same level of professionalism to real estate as she did to the law.
1) Be prepared for an “as-is” purchase. Many times there is deferred maintenance on short sale listings. Often owners in financial distress stop performing maintenance on the home either willfully and because they lack the funds. You can ask a short sale seller to make repairs, but often they are unable or unwilling to do so since they are losing their home. You can also approach the short sale lender and ask that they allow the cost of the repairs to be deducted from their “net” but often the answer will be no, even if the repairs are required by your lender in order to originate your new loan.
