Luxury abode sells for record-breaking price in Fremont neighborhood.
A stunning single-family residence located on Lemke Place in the 5600 block of Fremont has been sold to a buyer for $1.7 million, marking one of the highest-priced sales in recent months. The property boasts an impressive interior space of 2,299 square feet, and features four spacious bedrooms and two elegant bathrooms.
The six-and-a-half-thousand-square-foot lot offers ample room for outdoor entertaining, as well as a serene backyard setting that complements the property's classic architecture. Built in 1965, this modern masterpiece has undergone significant updates over the years to maintain its timeless charm.
Interestingly, similar properties have recently been sold nearby, showcasing trends in Fremont's real estate market. In April last year, a neighboring home on Dewey Place was acquired for $1.35 million, while just two years ago, another property on Silver Reef Drive sold for $1.38 million. More recently, in June this year, a residence on Roosevelt Place also sold for $1.4 million.
These sales highlight the growing demand for luxury properties in Fremont, and demonstrate that high-quality homes like 5645 Lemke Place are in high demand among serious buyers looking to invest in the area's thriving real estate market.
A stunning single-family residence located on Lemke Place in the 5600 block of Fremont has been sold to a buyer for $1.7 million, marking one of the highest-priced sales in recent months. The property boasts an impressive interior space of 2,299 square feet, and features four spacious bedrooms and two elegant bathrooms.
The six-and-a-half-thousand-square-foot lot offers ample room for outdoor entertaining, as well as a serene backyard setting that complements the property's classic architecture. Built in 1965, this modern masterpiece has undergone significant updates over the years to maintain its timeless charm.
Interestingly, similar properties have recently been sold nearby, showcasing trends in Fremont's real estate market. In April last year, a neighboring home on Dewey Place was acquired for $1.35 million, while just two years ago, another property on Silver Reef Drive sold for $1.38 million. More recently, in June this year, a residence on Roosevelt Place also sold for $1.4 million.
These sales highlight the growing demand for luxury properties in Fremont, and demonstrate that high-quality homes like 5645 Lemke Place are in high demand among serious buyers looking to invest in the area's thriving real estate market.
. $1.7 million is just insane, especially when you consider that not too long ago, similar properties were selling for like half that price. I'm both impressed and concerned at the same time - it shows there's a ton of money floating around in Fremont right now, but also means that prices are gonna keep going up and might be out of reach for some people 
. Still, if you're into that whole "investing in real estate" thing, I guess this is good news? 
The real question is, what's driving these prices so high? Is it just a bubble waiting to burst or is there something else going on? 
for a house that's just been touched up. I mean, have you seen those other similar houses nearby? Not much diff. And what's with all the updates? Was it just to try and make it more attractive or are there actual structural issues they had to fix?
. Newsflash: Fremont is just trying to cash in on the whole "luxury" trend. Mark my words, we'll see this house on the market again next year for half the price 
. I mean, $1.7 million is crazy! 
The backyard looks super nice, though - who wouldn't want a private outdoor space with a serene setting? 
I'm still a little surprised they were able to sell it so quickly, but I guess Fremont is really thriving right now. 
Seriously though, I'm glad some rich people think Fremont is worth their money... and by "worth" I mean "where the most expensive houses are". It's not like there are more pressing issues in the world or anything. Anyway, I guess this just proves that luxury living is a real thing, even if it's not for everyone 
another super luxurious home sold in Fremont and I'm sure it'll be fully occupied by some Instagram influencers or tech bros 
the prices are getting crazy over there!
. It's funny how times change... 1965, who would've thought? 
The updates they did to keep it modern are nice touches too 
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. What's crazy is how quickly these luxury homes are selling up in Fremont. Like, people are literally willing to pay top dollar for the status symbol 
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. It's no surprise, though, Fremont's real estate market has been booming lately! The fact that similar homes are being sold for such high prices tells us that people are really looking to invest in the area 
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. It's like, what's going on with the market? Are people just trying to keep up with the Joneses or something? 
... wait, nope, I take that back, it's probably way overpriced 
. A record-breaking price for a house in Fremont? Sounds too good to be true. I mean, what's really going on here? Is it just coincidence that all these high-end properties are selling nearby? And what about the updates made to 5645 Lemke Place? Was it just a coincidence that they did it around the same time as all these other sales? It feels like there's some kind of game being played out here, and I'm not buying it 
. Anyways, just another example of why living in Fremont is so... affordable 
The fact that people are willing to break the bank for that "timeless charm" thing is kinda relatable tbh... I mean, who doesn't want a classic home with loads of space to throw some epic parties 
. But seriously, it's clear that Fremont's got its own vibe going on and if you're down for that high-end life, then $1.7 million is just a drop in the bucket