Jim Klinge
Klinge Realty Group
Broker-Associate, Compass
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Encinitas, CA 92024 - (858) 997-3801 call or text
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Nice night-lights view from the master. From the lights, nice view of your night-life in the master.
Nice house, but the underground living and the fault-lines (even at no extra charge) would make me hesitate big-time. The upgrades are nice! Gives me ideas for my place.
Bevacqua’s home…nice.
Tommy Lasorda loved Mr. Bevacqua:
“I have never, ever since I’ve managed, ever told a pitcher to throw at anybody, nor will I ever. And if I ever did, I certainly wouldn’t make them throw at a $%$%^’n .130 hitter like [Joe] Lefebvre…or !@#$@!’n [Kurt] Bevacqua who couldn’t hit water if he fell out of a !@$%$’n boat. And I guarantee you this, that when I pitched and I was gonna pitch against a !@$%^&’n team that had guys on it like Bevacqua, I’d send a !$#@%’n limousine to get the *&*&$%’er to make sure he was in the mother&^%$’n lineup….”
Yeah, that’s probably 30′ x 30′ or so. My family room is about 30′ x 15′ and that looks about double the size.
Other than the aesthetics of those cracks, what is the precise damage, long term, if you don’t take care of them? Will it leak? Will the roof cave in?
“Stolen” flat screen? Not so sure about that one. Who knows when they removed it. It isn’t like they took the stove, fridge, and, well, everything including the kitchen sink.
That’s my kind of house. Nice…
I have to agree. I wouldn’t consider the TV to have been “stolen.” You would expect the former owner to take that with them unless otherwise specified in the sales agreement.
The house looks like it was built into a slope instead of on top of it. Is it possible the slope is actually pushing against the house, causing all the cracks?
We live below an over watered slope, also by a golf course, our slab cracking was caused by the expansive soil under the house repeatively getting wet and drying out. A $50k french drain below the slope, new side yard drains and fake backyard grass (no watering) fixed our problem. We did consult with a good Geological Engineer before buying. He did a a lot of work to find out about the geological history of site including research to determine that the building pads were “cut and filled” properly.
BTW Jim great site. We sold in 4/07 and rented until 1/08.
opps, rented until 1/09…
This is a good deal and I would be quite surprised if the bidding doesn’t go into the mid 8’s.
800K is a lot for a crack house. Thanks, I will be here all week
Anonymous – that is my kind of humor…I actually laughed out loud at that.