Recently Sold Homes in California, CA

Recently Sold Home in California, CA:

Buildable lot in a quiet, well-kept neighborhood located in the heart of Beaumont! Options for building are a single-family, multi-family, ADU, manufactured home - the potential is unlimited. Be sure and check with the City of Beaumont for all requirements. Start from scratch! Near restaurants, schools, parks, local shops, and close access to freeways. Home Depot, Walmart - any and all shops you could possible need!

Recently Sold Home in California, CA:

Build your next project on this 6,534 sq ft lot in Robla Acres, offered at $110,000. This parcel provides a great opportunity for a new home or investment property, with plans already drawn and ready for your review. Utilities are nearby, and the location offers easy access to freeways, shopping, schools, and downtown Sacramento. Whether you're a builder or buyer looking for a customizable property, this lot is a rare find at this price point.

Recently Sold Home in California, CA:

Just 8 minutes from the charming, updated downtown of Lakeport, CA, this 40-acre property offers flat building sites, rolling oak-studded hills, and stunning creek views. Lakeport's vibrant community, with its shops, dining, and waterfront, provides the perfect blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. With access to Cow Mountain Recreation Area to the east and Scott's Creek to the north, outdoor adventures await. The property is equipped with power at the edge, a well with pump, and water to the build site, ideal for your dream home. Offered at $229,000.

Recently Sold Home in California, CA:

Located in the desirable Capay area of Orland, this 30-acre agricultural property is an excellent opportunity for growers, investors, or those looking to expand an existing operation. The ranch is planted to mature Nonpareil, Carmel, and Monterey almonds and is supported by two agricultural wells. The property includes an older home and milk barn–style structure that is considered to have no contributory value, allowing buyers to focus primarily on the land and orchard potential. The existing orchard is an older planting and is approaching the later stages of its productive life, providing flexibility for future redevelopment, replanting, or other agricultural uses.