Every home here is in ZIP 89117, inside The Lakes, and 10 currently carry a view tag. The median list price is $537,500, with a typical range of $435,000–$3,934,000. About half sit between $500K and $1M, about a quarter are above $1M, and a smaller share is under $500K.
The mix is mostly single-family houses, roughly two in three, with about a quarter townhouses and a smaller share condominiums. Essentially none are single-story, so expect stairs. About two in five have a private pool. Typical year built runs 1987–1993, and none are from 2010 or newer, so roof age, HVAC age and window condition are worth asking about.
A view tag can mean a lake, a greenbelt, the mountains or a distant skyline, so check the photos and listing remarks for what the home actually looks at. Then see the property in person to confirm what sits in front of it. Homes with an HOA carry a median of $111 a month, and The Lakes homes often answer to more than one association, so ask for the dues breakdown. The listings below show photos, prices and HOA details.
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Not necessarily. The tag is set by the listing agent and can cover a lake, a greenbelt, mountains or a city skyline. Read the remarks, study the photos for the angle from the windows or patio, and visit at different times of day to see what you actually get.
The homes listed here have a median list price of $537,500, and the median price per square foot is $296. List price alone can't show how much of that is the view. Compare each home against recent sales of similar homes nearby without a view tag.
It can, if there is a vacant lot or an expansion nearby, or if a neighbor adds a second story or a tall tree. Ask your agent to check what is zoned or planned around the property. Also ask what the HOA's architectural rules allow neighbors to build.
Essentially none of the homes listed right now are single-story. Most views here come with multi-level floor plans, so expect stairs. If a one-level layout matters, confirm the floor plan before you tour.
Homes with an HOA have a median of $111 a month. The Lakes homes can be subject to both a master association and a neighborhood association. Request the dues breakdown, what each one covers, and the current rules on exterior changes before you write an offer.
About two in five of these homes have a private pool. That means a regular service cost, equipment that eventually needs replacing, and a higher utility bill. Ask for pool equipment ages and service records, and have the pool inspected separately from the house.
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