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House Hunt: Seal Beach, Rossmoor and Los Alamitos

This week's new listings.

This week we have three Rossmoor homes to check out while Seal Beach has five on the list that offer several different areas of the city.

By the way, if you are thinking about buying a home, one of the best things you can do to aid your cause is talk with a qualified lender well in advance of your search.  That way you can find out what you qualify for and establish a comfortable price range taking into consideration such things as monthly allotments for mortgage payments, taxes, insurance and, perhaps, home owners association dues.

You will be much stronger in the eyes of sellers if you are pre-approved for the loan.  One provison, though: make sure that the loan person you deal with has a history of actually closing loans.  In this economy loans can be tricky, so make sure you put your fate in capable hands.

Starting in Rossmoor:

12052 Weatherby offered by Mike Bryant of First Team Real Estate. Here’s an original 1,617 square foot Plymouth model (ready for your remodeling plans) sitting on a sizeable 8,034 sq. ft. corner lot.  There are two bathrooms, and the dining room is convertible to a fourth bedroom if need be.  Priced at $672,500.

12831 Martha Ann offered by Jade Beardsley of First Team Real Estate. There’s lots of new in this three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,674-square foot El Camino model. New stainless appliances, granite counter tops and windows in the kitchen; new travertine showers/tubs, cabinets, floors and windows in both bathrooms; and new dual-pane windows throughout. It’s encased with new stucco, and it’s been freshly painted inside and out. Priced at $674,900.

3251 Ruth Elaine offered by Steve Leitner of First Team Real Estate. This 5,600 square foot custom home, completed in 2003, has all the upgrades one would expect coupled with some special amenities.  Check out the downstairs home theatre complete with screen and stadium seating, the kitchen’s separate baking area, and the 900-square foot walk-in attic.  Each of the five bedrooms has its own bathroom.  Priced at $1,445,000.

Continuing on to Seal Beach:

141 Stanford offered by Charles Gushue of Century 21 Beachside. This centrally-located College Park West home has four bedrooms and two baths in its 1,505 square feet.  While the house needs some cosmetic TLC, it does have a nice yard and fruit trees.  Priced at $574,900.

1610 Emerald Cove offered by Becky Tewell of Century 21 Award.  This remodeled 1,753 square foot Coves section home is ready to move in with three bedrooms, two baths and a kitchen with new cabinets, granite counters and stainless Fisher & Paykel appliances.  Hardwood floors grace the living and dining rooms, and the backyard includes Duradeck and a private spa. Priced at $787,500

613 Beachcomber offered by Laurie Craig of Re/Max College Park Realty. Just a quick two-minute walk from McGaugh School, this conveniently located Hill home is light, bright and airy.  Three bedrooms and two bathrooms nicely fit in its 1,415 square feet. Priced at $844,900.

1712 Harbor Way offered by Jackie Deamer of Coldwell Banker Star Realty. A covered porch and entry area leads to a large, open living room, dining area and kitchen. This four-bedroom, three-bath home sits on a pie-shaped 8,200 square foot lot. There’s great light and ventilation and good traffic flow plus upstairs and downstairs masters. About a five-minute walk to McGaugh. Priced at $989,000.

3801 Plymouth offered by Tom Mikalson of Re/Max College Park Realty. This property offers the largest lot and floor plan in the prestigious Old Ranch gated community fitting five bedrooms and four baths in 3,450 square feet of two-story elegance.  The master suite by itself encompasses about 800 square feet and the hardwood floored entry boasts an 18-foot ceiling.  Lots of custom amenities make this home a complete package.  Easy walking distance to shopping and restaurants. Priced at $999,000.

Happy hunting.

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enea ostrich April 12, 2013 at 03:38 am
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CDC April 12, 2013 at 02:21 am
Great write-up on the Mitt Romney style property investment company. They have ZERO regard for theRead More people who would be living around this volcano of diesel fumes. You are also 100% percent correct about the roads that will get destroyed due to wear. Tax payers are going to be PAYING EXTRA to have the roads surfaced three times as much while they get to breath the diesel particulate. Nice exchange! Also, you forgot to state that there is a MAJOR hospital four blocks away that needs clear access on roads coming in from Rossmoor and Los Alamitos. HUGE Trucks backed up on our already packed arterial roads are not going to help emergency ambulance calls get to the hospital any faster. I'm sure all the people going to the hospital for cystic fibrosis, emphysema, bronchitis, asthma, COPD, Lung Cancer will love breathing that dirty air. And how many car spaces does a double trailer rig take on the road? 3-4? Our community is going to have China style air quality! Remember that the AQMD nazis want to now prohibit fires in fireplaces thanks to the harbor pollution killing our air quality. Having this site would only make the air worse and push the pollution numbers over the top. PLEASE print the above article out and hand it out and post it for as many people as possible to read.
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Dr. Zillman March 27, 2013 at 10:38 am
The increase is lower than the rate of inflation. Understood, but most of the people in the districtRead More are experiencing stagnant income, if not reductions. This is why residents are unhappy when recurring costs increase. Tough situation.
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