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For Sale

$1,058,000

2,090 sqft$506/sqft119 days on market

7 Carob DR

Newbury Park, CA 91320

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed

4

Beds

3

Baths

2,090

Square feet

1978

Built

Listing narrative

Description

Price adjustment - Seller willing to cooperate with the buyer to buy down the intereset rate. Bring your offers. This spacious home is located in the heart of Thousand Oaks, close to the Oaks Mall, convenient to all shopping, restaurants and entertainment, award winning schools, Amgen, Takeda, Technology companies, Anthem Blue Cross, Los Robles Regional Medical Center, a host of medical campuses, Cal Lutheran and award winning schools. OWNER WANTS TO SEE OFFERS. Come hear the music play - Just up the short hill on this quiet street awaits you to fill the walls and gardens with a melody that will bring cheers to your soul. This four bedroom home has been the warm and loving environs for the Mahan family. A highly noteworthy musician now wants to relocate to Nashville to be with his family. Now this home that is filled with much history beckons you to come and enjoy living in an idealic setting. Upgraded new tile flooring, granite counter tops, upgraded bathrooms, new patio cover, new paint, a backyard fountain, fruit trees. For the remote work you'll have a private office and studio. Separate laundry room, entertainer's secluded back yard. A beautifally landscaped front yard with a private entry awaits your highly discriminating standards. Bring your better half and never leave. Owner wants to see all offers. https://media.realestatephotoshoot.com/7-Carob-Dr

Listing agent (MLS): Vic Deirmendjian · Listing brokerage (MLS): Vic J. Diermendjian

Property Details

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Price

$1,058,000

Beds

4 bd

Type

House

Home Size

2,090 sqft

Baths

3

Lot Size

0.13 acres

Year

1978

Status

For Sale

Days on Market

119

$ / Sqft

$506

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed
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Courtesy of Vic J. Diermendjian