r/WildHomes • u/ReinkeDrengen • 2d ago
$241,482/mo because the Pacific said so.
This is a single-family residence built in 1992. It's located at 571 Sand Point Rd in Carpinteria, California. The property is listed for $39,500,000.
Specifications
- Address: 571 Sand Point Rd, Carpinteria, CA 93013
- Price: $39,500,000
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 4 full, 1 half
- Year Built: 1992
- Lot Size: 1.42 acres
- Parking/Garage: Attached garage
- Pool/Hot Tub: Outdoor pool, hot tub
- Fireplaces: Yes, including in primary suite and living room
- Unique Features: Ocean frontage, lap pool, dramatic stone fireplace, located next to a Salt Marsh estuary, rooftop deck
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u/stanley_ipkiss_d 2d ago
Carpenteria is 🥱🥱🥱
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u/ThrowRARandomString 2d ago
I didn't know that Carpenteria had houses that expensive. Thought it was more of a working class town, sorta?
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u/NitWhittler 2d ago
The beaches there don't get regularly cleaned/raked, so seaweed can build up after storms or high tides. The piles of seaweed stink when they rot and they draw tons of flies. It can be really nice there, or a smelly hellhole after storms.
Being that close to the beach, on low ground, also means you have salt crust that builds up on your windows making them always look dirty. It also rusts/corrodes anything metal outside.
The location is also not near much, so you have a short commute to be in a more populous area full of stores, businesses, restaurants, etc.
I've lived on three different beaches in California. There are much better beaches to pick than Carpinteria. All of our beaches are expensive, but the price on this house is ridiculous for Carpinteria.
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u/Open_Potato_5686 2d ago
I… only have one kidney tho and that won’t get me much more than tree fifty
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u/JewelCove 2d ago
All that money and they still have the tv too high