A home in Zephyr Cove that bought for $3.4 million tops the record of the costliest residential actual property gross sales in South Lake Tahoe prior to now two weeks.
In whole, 23 residential actual property gross sales had been recorded within the space through the previous two weeks, with a mean worth of $912,261. The typical worth per sq. foot ended up at $572.
The costs within the record beneath concern actual property gross sales the place the title was recorded from the week of August 28 to the week of Sep. 9 even when the property could have been bought earlier.
$750,000, single-family home within the 1100 block of Aravaipa Road
The property within the 1100 block of Aravaipa Road in South Lake Tahoe has new homeowners. The worth was $750,000. The home was in-built 1970 and has a dwelling space of 1,536 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot is $488.
$831,000, single-family dwelling within the 300 block of Maryanne Drive
A sale has been finalized for the indifferent home within the 300 block of Maryanne Drive in Kingsbury. The worth was $831,000 and the brand new homeowners took over the home in August. The home was in-built 1977 and the dwelling space totals 1,589 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot ended up at $523.
$850,000, single-family residence within the 1600 block of Chippewa Road
The 1,952 square-foot single-family dwelling within the 1600 block of Chippewa Road in South Lake Tahoe has been bought. The switch of possession was settled in August and the entire buy worth was $850,000, $435 per sq. foot. The home was in-built 2010.
$930,000, indifferent home within the 1800 block of Pima Road
The sale of the single-family dwelling within the 1800 block of Pima Road, South Lake Tahoe, has been finalized. The worth was $930,000, and the home modified palms in August. The home was in-built 1992 and has a dwelling space of 1,776 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot was $524.
$1 million, single-family residence within the 2400 block of Sierra Home Path
The property within the 2400 block of Sierra Home Path in South Lake Tahoe has new homeowners. The worth was $1,040,000. The home was in-built 1982 and has a dwelling space of two,351 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot is $442.
$1.1 million, single-family dwelling within the 600 block of North Martin Drive
The sale of the only household residence within the 600 block of North Martin Drive in Zephyr Cove has been finalized. The worth was $1,105,000, and the brand new homeowners took over the home in August. The home was in-built 1976 and has a dwelling space of 1,728 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot was $639.
$1.1 million, single-family home within the 600 block of Tahoe Keys Blvd.
The two,260 square-foot single-family residence within the 600 block of Tahoe Keys Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, has been bought. The switch of possession was settled in August and the entire buy worth was $1,134,000, $502 per sq. foot. The home was in-built 1976.
$1.6 million, indifferent home within the 600 block of Jack Circle
The property within the 600 block of Jack Circle in Kingsbury has new homeowners. The worth was $1,600,000. The home was in-built 1979 and has a dwelling space of three,020 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot is $530.
$1.8 million, single-family dwelling within the 700 block of Lincoln Freeway
A sale has been finalized for the single-family dwelling within the 700 block of Lincoln Freeway in Zephyr Cove. The worth was $1,750,000 and the brand new homeowners took over the home in August. The home was in-built 1961 and the dwelling space totals 1,554 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot ended up at $1,126.
$3.4 million, single-family residence within the 100 block of Ponderosa Drive
The property within the 100 block of Ponderosa Drive in Zephyr Cove has new homeowners. The worth was $3,400,000. The home was in-built 1978 and has a dwelling space of three,850 sq. ft. The worth per sq. foot is $883.
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