Kensington has no shortage of charming Spanish homes. Buyers saved this one 311 times.
This week's pick sits in Kensington, steps from Adams Avenue. It picked up 311 saves on Zillow, more than any other home we tracked this week. That is 10.3 times the average save count among this week's finalists. A group of buyers already gets a text the moment a home like this one hits the market. Here is why this one stood out.
Photo redactedText me for the address — (858) 500-2195No pressure, no spam. Just the details on this home.
- Ranked first of 990 active homes scored in San Diego, CA this week.
- 3 beds, 3 baths, about 1,900 sq ft. About 5 days listed.
- Listings here have been up about 67 days.
- Price and address are held back. Ask and they come to you.
Why buyers keep clicking back to this one.
While listed, it earned 311 saves and 2,686 views on Zillow. It ranked first on Zillow saves for the number of days it has been listed.
From the listing: “Discover the timeless charm of quintessential 1926 Spanish architecture in one of Kensington’s most desirable pockets, just steps from Adams Avenue and the heart of Kensington Village.”
- 1This home311 saves
- 2Finalist average30 saves
- This enchanting single-level home offers 1,509 SF of living space with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, complemented by a detached 360 SF studio as a room above the garage.
- Inside, original hardwood floors, graceful archways, and rich architectural details showcase the character that makes these homes so special.
- The stunning living room features a dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling, an oversized arched picture window that fills the space with natural light, and a beautiful fireplace.
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- The address, so you can drive by.
- The full set of listing photos.
- The price and the key numbers.
- A straight answer if you ask me what I think.
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