27560 Glenwood Drive, Mission Viejo, Calif., 92692
Size: 4 beds, 3.5 baths, 3,396 sq ft (built in 1994)
MLS: S479631 (167 days on Redfin)
Asking price: $950,000
Asking price/ sq ft: $280
Purchase price: $1,150,000
Purchase date: 6/20/2005
Purchase date: 6/20/2005
Other sales history: 7/29/1994: $411,500
2/9/1993: $36,500
ZipRealty price tracker: Price Increased: 03/16/07 -- $1,200,876 to $1,250,876
Price Reduced: 05/01/07 -- $1,250,876 to $1,200,876
Price Reduced: 07/12/07 -- $1,200,876 to $1,100,876
Price Reduced: 05/01/07 -- $1,250,876 to $1,200,876
Price Reduced: 07/12/07 -- $1,200,876 to $1,100,876
Type: Single Family Residence
Style: Mediterranean
Stories: Two Levels
From listing: WOW-Huge lot at end of culdesac w/ fabulous rock pool & spa, waterfalls and waterslide! Neutral, spacious home w/ great floorplan which includes a downstairs bed w/ private bath, a huge master, and a separate 'children's wing' w/ 2 beds and attached bonus room w/ french doors opening to large balcony/porch. Yard also includes Rainbow play structure in the large side yard. Appx. $100K in lush palms, too. Impressive formal rooms & large island kitchen & family room. A Terrific Pacific Hills home!
Beautiful house...plus, how many properties can boast a waterslide in the backyard? The part about the "Approx. $100k in lush palms" is interesting - first time I can recall a listing touting the number of palm trees on the property. Come on, this is Southern California. Just about everyone's got 'em.
Assuming the house sells at the current price, the sellers are looking at a loss of $257,000 assuming 6 percent selling costs. This is showing the days of the 2005 price are long gone, even in a higher-end neighborhood like this.
Beautiful house...plus, how many properties can boast a waterslide in the backyard? The part about the "Approx. $100k in lush palms" is interesting - first time I can recall a listing touting the number of palm trees on the property. Come on, this is Southern California. Just about everyone's got 'em.
Assuming the house sells at the current price, the sellers are looking at a loss of $257,000 assuming 6 percent selling costs. This is showing the days of the 2005 price are long gone, even in a higher-end neighborhood like this.
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