NO NEIGHBORS If you have to be part of a residential neighborhood, this is not the property for you. This approximately 4.5 acre parcel is surrounded on three sides by the Los Osos Greenbelt. Once completed the open space will connect Montana de Oro and Morro Bay State Parks. The improvements consist of a primary 3 bedroom 2 bath residence and a secondary home including 2 bedrooms and two baths. The living areas are about 3,000 and 1,200 square feet respectively. The main residence is serviced by a detached 3-car garage and there is an attached two-car for the secondary home. The primary residence is in need of a significant renovation and would be perfect for a contractors family who could live in the smaller unit while the work is completed. The views from both residences are spectacular. They include; Morro Rock, Hollister Peak, Los Osos Valley and the Irish Hills. The history of this area includes the travels of Gasper de Portola who over 250 years ago, in September of 1769, camped near the property. At the campsite, a one-foot square Spanish Cross was carved in a large Coast live oak which is now displayed at the Los Angeles Natural History Museum. While camping, the Spaniards encountered a small Chumash Village nearby and the natives shared some of their food with the travelers. The grounds include numerous mature ornamental olive trees and the native Coastal dune scrub plant community which is dedicated open-space. The Los Osos Middle School next door provides a running track, tennis and basketball courts for public use during non-school hours. Utility provisions in
NO NEIGHBORS If you have to be part of a residential neighborhood, this is not the property for you. This approximately 4.5 acre parcel is surrounded on three sides by the Los Osos Greenbelt. Once completed the open space will connect Montana de Oro and Morro Bay State Parks. The improvements consist of a primary 3 bedroom 2 bath residence and a secondary home including 2 bedrooms and two baths. The living areas are about 3,000 and 1,200 square feet respectively. The main residence is serviced by a detached 3-car garage and there is an attached two-car for the secondary home. The primary residence is in need of a significant renovation and would be perfect for a contractors family who could live in the smaller unit while the work is completed. The views from both residences are spectacular. They include; Morro Rock, Hollister Peak, Los Osos Valley and the Irish Hills. The history of this area includes the travels of Gasper de Portola who over 250 years ago, in September of 1769, camped near the property. At the campsite, a one-foot square Spanish Cross was carved in a large Coast live oak which is now displayed at the Los Angeles Natural History Museum. While camping, the Spaniards encountered a small Chumash Village nearby and the natives shared some of their food with the travelers. The grounds include numerous mature ornamental olive trees and the native Coastal dune scrub plant community which is dedicated open-space. The Los Osos Middle School next door provides a running track, tennis and basketball courts for public use during non-school hours. Utility provisions include community water from the LOCSD and onsite septic systems, natural gas, power and cable/internet. The real estate and the history can be yours for $1,895,000