Old Town, CA homes for sale & real estate

Old Town, CA Homes for Sale

Welcome to Casa de la Torre, a historical gem in Monterey at Jefferson and Pierce Streets overlooking Friendly Plaza. This magnificent adobe presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Monterey's history, located in the esteemed Monterey Old Town National Historic Landmark district and featured in renowned books for its significance. As the first Mills Act contract recipient in Monterey County, it offers reduced property taxes, making it both a treasure and a smart investment. The main structure features 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a loft over 1,735 sq ft. It also includes a detached guest quarters with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom over 510 sq ft, totaling 2,245 sq ft. Recent solar panels and

Old Town, CA Homes for Sale

FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET IN 26 YEARS. .. In Old Town Monterey, two homes thoughtfully sited as neighboring residences on a large 9,035sf lot with separate PG & E meters and yards too. Together they offer great potential whether an investment property or owner-occupied with a rental. A historic English Tudor Revival residence, 541 is two stories with a striking high pitched wood vaulted ceiling Great Room that curves above the Dining area with bay windows, 1,181sf, 2 Beds, 1.5 Baths and one car garage. Built in 1950, 539 has a character of its own, also with a vaulted wood ceiling Great Room and wood walls too, a cozy 563sf 1 Bed, 1 Bath and large front patio. A block up from Monterey's

Old Town, CA Homes for Sale

Lovingly known to neighbors as “The Big House, ” 443 Watson St. stands as a centerpiece of Monterey’s historic core. Built at the turn of the 20th century, set on a massive lot, the property combines timeless craftsmanship with extraordinary investment potential. The front residence is a modern Victorian currently divided into a duplex—each unit offering 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, with a separate entrance to the upper level. From the exposed beams and original fireplaces to the charming window seat benches, this home exudes the artistry of its era. With thoughtful vision, it could be restored as a grand single-family estate or maintained as a multi-unit income property.