A detached house in the upscale neighborhood of San Jose has changed hands for a staggering $2.3 million. Located on Nora Way, this single-story property boasts 1,676 square feet of living space, which translates to an impressive $1,372 per square foot. The spacious floor plan features four bedrooms and two bathrooms, while a cozy fireplace adds warmth to the interior. The house also comes equipped with a heating system and boasts two dedicated parking spots.
The expansive lot covers over 7,839 square feet, making this property a rare gem in the area. Its recent sales neighbors have fetched high prices as well - a 1,958-square-foot home on Rafton Drive sold for $2.4 million in November, while a 1,598-square-foot property also on Rafton Drive sold for $2.56 million in July of this year.
A smaller home on Merrill Loop sold for $1.53 million in December, showcasing the diverse range of prices being paid for properties in San Jose's real estate market. The sale of this house on Nora Way is a testament to its appeal and value to potential buyers looking for a luxurious and spacious living space.
The expansive lot covers over 7,839 square feet, making this property a rare gem in the area. Its recent sales neighbors have fetched high prices as well - a 1,958-square-foot home on Rafton Drive sold for $2.4 million in November, while a 1,598-square-foot property also on Rafton Drive sold for $2.56 million in July of this year.
A smaller home on Merrill Loop sold for $1.53 million in December, showcasing the diverse range of prices being paid for properties in San Jose's real estate market. The sale of this house on Nora Way is a testament to its appeal and value to potential buyers looking for a luxurious and spacious living space.
! The floor plan is super clean and functional, with plenty of natural light pouring in through those big windows 
. And can we talk about that fireplace 
? It's like the perfect cozy spot to snuggle up on a chilly evening. I'm also loving the use of space – four bedrooms and two bathrooms is a great setup for a growing family 
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, with plenty of room for a big yard or maybe even a pool 
. And let's be real, who wouldn't want to live in an area where their neighbors are selling their homes for $2.4 million and $2.56 million? 
It's like the whole neighborhood is going up in value!
. But hey, it's definitely a gem of a property and I can see why someone would want to buy it 
! I mean, I get it, San Jose is a desirable place to live and people are willing to pay top dollar for it. But come on, $1,372 per square foot? That's just insane 
. The lot size is pretty nice too, 7,839 sqft is a lot! But for me, it's hard to see that kind of money going into one house when there are so many other homes selling for way more or less in the area 
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1,676 sqft is straight fire 
I mean who needs more than that in a neighborhood with homes going for like, a mil+ 
it's all about the vibes, right? 
You gotta wonder what's behind all these high-end sales in San Jose, right? It's not just about people wanting bigger spaces 
It raises questions about gentrification though... are we seeing a shift in the demographics of San Jose, and if so, what does that say about our city's identity? Shouldn't some of that cash go towards affordable housing options instead of just fueling the luxury market? 