The highest sale in Encinitas was the Crescent House for $16,250,000. But that was in May, 2023. Will anyone be surprised if they get close to the $24,850,000 here? Not me. I think I said $28 million in the video but it was the previous agent who had it for...
This is a Compass listing now and it made the Robb Report: https://robbreport.com/shelter/homes-for-sale/encinitas-most-expensive-listing-for-sale-1235806433/ A newly built bluff-top home in Southern California has come along to claim the title of Encinitas‘s most...
It's not really oceanfront with a 4-lane road in front, but it's close. You have the traffic-controlled crosswalk at the corner for easy access to the staircase down to the sand (that the City of Carlsbad is spending $14 million to repair and replace). It's close...
This location is ideal because it's right at the end of Carlsbad Village Drive and the closest you can get to the village. There have been three houses sell on this street for more than $10,000,000 - shouldn't a brand-new house sell for close to that? Build three here!
Judging by the commentary, maybe the discount was warranted? This is 150ft away from my $1,999,000 listing - I can't be too far off (we have received an offer):
Original condition from 1963 - the ultimate bohemian beachfront lifestyle!
I did the quickie video tour - here is the full description: Built from the ground up in 2016 with one of the largest oceanfront backyards in Encinitas with upper and lower sea wall framed in steel and concrete, 828 Neptune is not only a beautiful Tuscan estate...
This sold for $4,488,000 after 76 days on the market, which was $400,000 under the original list price (and $100,000 under the list price at time of sale). It is the second highest-priced sale ever of an attached home on the beach in Carlsbad!
Let's go from $23,500,000 in Leucadia to $2,333,000 (list was $2,079,000) - and be on the same ocean!
Kelly has done a masterful job getting mass exposure coast-to-coast, and here's Architectural Digest's tour. Just don't read the YouTube comments:
