Privately nestled towards the back of the complex overlooking an open space of established trees, this bright and rustic contemporary townhome is move-in ready with many lovely upgrades. Echoing elements of a cozy mountain retreat are the wood and glass exterior and woodsy setting. Indoor/outdoor entertaining is enhanced by two patios and an upstairs balcony off the master suite.
Conveniently located halfway between Downtown and Goleta, this pride-of-ownership unit boasts an enlarged en-suite master bedroom with vaulted ceilings, a picture window, private balcony, beautifully tiled tub/shower and easy access private laundry. The living room affords bamboo floors, crown and baseboard molding and sliding glass doors to the front patio. And, the kitchen offers tile floors, decorative tile baseboard molding, stainless steel stove, refrigerator and enlarged dishwasher along with sliding glass doors to the oversized back patio.
Separate detached 1-car carport and spacious storage shed.
Listing information updated April 4, 2016
5290 Overpass Rd has 1 bedroom.
5290 Overpass Rd has 1 bathroom.
5290 Overpass Rd is approximately 893 square feet.
5290 Overpass Rd is listed at $414,900.
As of April 4, 2016, 5290 Overpass Rd is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 5290 Overpass Rd: Sunday, 4/10 2:00-4:00 p.m..
Notable features of 5290 Overpass Rd include Rustic contemporary town house, Enlarged master suite with cathedral ceilings, In-unit laundry, Newer stainless steel kitchen appliances, Three outdoor patios for entertaining, Detached 1-car carport and separate, nicely finished shed.
Parking at 5290 Overpass Rd: -Car Carport.
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In most townhouse communities you own the structure and the land under it, while a condo owner typically owns the interior airspace only. That single difference decides who insures the roof and exterior, what the association maintains, and how a lender underwrites the loan. Read the declaration rather than the marketing — some properties sold as townhomes are legally condominiums.
Almost always, though usually lower than a comparable condo's because fewer components are shared. Ask what the fee actually covers (roof, siding, private streets, water), whether reserves are funded, and who is responsible for the shared wall — party-wall repair and sound transmission are the two most common post-closing surprises.
Going deeper? Read our guide to how townhouse ownership differs from a condo.
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