FHA Approved (3.5% down) Huntington Beach 1BR condo, move in ready in luxurious resort-like Seabridge Community. A charming end unit, offering a spacious layout, efficient kitchen w/plenty of cabinet space, and a breakfast bar that basks in the warm natural light from the patio. A pristine and well-loved unit with new carpet, in-unit stacked washer/dryer and a separate vanity area in the bathroom. Many small extras make this a delightfully, enchanting and inviting unit for the first-time buyer. In addition, you feel as though you are living your dream vacation every day, with an ocean breeze, two beautiful pools and 2 spas, a dry sauna, gym, and a clubhouse with a kitchen for those gatherings you can have with friends throughout the year. There is also bike storage, 24-hour on-site security at 2-entrances. Trash, water and sewer are paid. Plenty of guest parking available and extremely convenient to grocery, coffee shops, restaurants and a short hop to the beach. What’s not to like? See this charmer today.
Listing information updated August 17, 2019
20371 Bluffside has 1 bedroom.
20371 Bluffside has 1 bathroom.
20371 Bluffside is approximately 767 square feet.
20371 Bluffside is listed at $400,000.
As of August 17, 2019, 20371 Bluffside is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 20371 Bluffside : Saturday 5/26 from 1 PM - 4 PM; Sunday 5/26 from 1 PM - 4PM.
Notable features of 20371 Bluffside include Gated Community, Fireplace, Open Patio, Recessed Lighting, Heating.
Parking at 20371 Bluffside : Garage.
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The association's documents tell the real story: reserve-fund health, any planned special assessments, the master insurance policy (and what your own HO-6 policy must cover), rental caps, and pet or lease restrictions. A low HOA fee with an empty reserve fund is more expensive than a higher fee with a funded one.
A one-time charge the association levies on owners when reserves can't cover a major repair — roofs, elevators, structural work. Ask for the last five years of assessments and the current reserve study before making an offer.
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