345 Artemesia Ave., Ventura, CA — $1,139,000

Questions about 345 Artemesia Ave.

Listing information updated May 10, 2017

How many bedrooms does 345 Artemesia Ave. have?

345 Artemesia Ave. has 4 bedrooms.

How many bathrooms does 345 Artemesia Ave. have?

345 Artemesia Ave. has 2 bathrooms.

How big is 345 Artemesia Ave.?

345 Artemesia Ave. is approximately 1,663 square feet.

What is the price of 345 Artemesia Ave.?

345 Artemesia Ave. is listed at $1,139,000.

Is 345 Artemesia Ave. still available?

As of May 10, 2017, 345 Artemesia Ave. is marked sold.

When is the open house at 345 Artemesia Ave.?

Open house at 345 Artemesia Ave.: Saturday, August 13th 1-4pm; Sunday, August 14th 1-4pm.

What features does 345 Artemesia Ave. offer?

Notable features of 345 Artemesia Ave. include Breath-taking Ocean, Island, & Mountain Views, Outdoor Living Area with Large Pool and built-in Spa, Plenty of usable land with Avocado, Lemon, Orange, and Grapefruit trees., Stainless Steel Appliances with Granite Counter-Tops., Light, Bright, and Open with Hardwood Floors., Newer Bathrooms, Outdoor Enclosed Shower, Coded Security Gates on both sides of the house.

What parking does 345 Artemesia Ave. have?

Parking at 345 Artemesia Ave.: Car Parking.

How do I schedule a showing of 345 Artemesia Ave.?

Contact listing agent Chip Bartley, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.

What should buyers check on a home with a pool in Ventura, CA?

Have the pool inspected separately from the house — it is its own system, and the equipment, the surface, and underground plumbing leaks are all expensive in different ways. Ask the age of the pump, heater, and plaster or liner, whether there is any leak history, and what the local barrier and safety requirements are. Confirm with your insurer how a pool changes liability coverage before you close.

How much does a pool cost to maintain?

Running costs stack up from chemicals, pump electricity, water, and either a service or your own weekly time — and then there are the replacements: pumps, heaters, and resurfacing all have finite lives and four-figure price tags. Ask the seller for the last few years of actual pool expenses rather than working from a national average.

Going deeper? Read our guide to the real cost, safety, and insurance questions on a home with a pool.

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