Every home here sits in ZIP 89117, and the biggest groups are Baycliff Creeks and Laguna Bay Townhome Estate, with a mid-priced subdivision between them in volume. Right now there are 11 homes with a shared pool, at a median list price of $304,990. Baycliff Creeks typically sits under $300K, while Laguna Bay Townhome Estate typically runs $750K to $1M.
The mix is almost entirely attached housing: about half condominiums and just under half townhouses, with only a few single-family houses. Single-story layouts are a few, and a private backyard pool is essentially absent. The pool is a community amenity, so the HOA maintains it, and the median dues of $310 a month are where that cost shows up. Roughly half were built before 1990 and the rest between 1990 and 2009, so the typical build year runs 1987\u20131997.
Before you make an offer, ask what the dues actually cover, how healthy the reserve fund is, and whether any special assessments are planned. Also ask about pool hours and guest rules. The listings below show each home's HOA details.
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The HOA does, funded out of monthly dues. Median dues on this page are $310, though what they cover varies by building and subdivision. Ask for the HOA budget to see how much goes to the pool, exterior upkeep and reserves.
Almost none of the homes listed here have a private pool. These are mostly condos and townhouses, where the pool is shared by the whole association. If a private pool matters to you, that is a different search, and it will usually mean a single-family lot.
They spread widely. Baycliff Creeks typically lists under $300K, and Laguna Bay Townhome Estate typically sits between $750K and $1M. The overall median list price on this page is $304,990, so check the individual subdivision rather than relying on one number.
About half of these homes were built before 1990, so ask about the age of the roof, plumbing, windows and HVAC, and which of those the HOA handles. Request the reserve study and recent meeting minutes. They show whether big repairs are funded or likely to become assessments.
Most associations set pool hours, guest limits and rules on glass, pets and lounge furniture. These are in the CC&Rs and rules documents you receive during escrow. Read them before you commit if regular pool use is part of why you are buying.
The median time on the market for these listings is 60 days. That is a page-wide figure, so a home priced at the high end of its subdivision may sit longer than one near the low end. Your agent can pull recent sales in the same subdivision for a closer read.
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