A renovated house with an extra granny flat near the beach is a rare find:
Here are the MLS remarks:
Completely remodeled quaint beach house West of the 5 Freeway in North Leucadia, just a short walk to Ponto Beach. The home boasts 2,111 sf with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a mother-in-law unit with separate entrance with an additional bathroom. The house sits on an oversized .25 acre lot on a very quiet street. Both the interior and exterior have just finished being completely remodeled; new kitchen and bathrooms with granite counters, new flooring and carpet throughout.
Continuing our run of bungalows, this 1950’s beach box has a load of potential, because you might be willing to live here ‘as-is’. It was marked pending yesterday:
San Diego County is charged with the responsibility of disposing of properties owned by people who have died “intestate” – a question on every real estate licensee test!
The Public Administrator (PA) administers estates of persons who die with no will or without an appropriate person to act as an administrator; protects the decedent’s property from waste, loss or theft and ensures the estate is administered according to the decedent’s wishes.
I attended one of their auctions at the convention center a few years back – this year it is smaller (only ten properties) and being held at the county offices on Ruffin Rd. on May 16th at 3:00pm.
Here’s the story of Shea buying the property from a flipper, who bought it as an REO from Bank of America. The first house shown, the split-level, closed for $1,400,000:
Under budgetary constraints, the Encinitas Union School District is considering a consolidation of its heralded dual-language immersion program which operates at both Paul Ecke and Capri Elementary schools. Administrators propose to put all of the dual-language-program kids at Capri, and implement over several years.
The Dual Language Immersion Program is a challenging and rigorous academic program in which Spanish is used as the primary language of instruction. The classroom population is half English-speaking children and half Spanish speaking children. The program implements a 90/10-immersion model in which K-1 students receive 90% of their instruction in Spanish, and 10% in English.
