253 Bazemore Ln, Trinidad, CA 95570
3 beds 2 baths 1,380 sqft
$965,000
Zestimate®: $729,959
Trinidad
ocean front property near Patrick's Point State Park. Enjoy
breathtaking coastal views of rocks, ocean and beyond. This exclusive
ocean front property offers nice usable grounds plus a quaint 3 bedroom,
2 bath home and a guest cottage. Tremendous opportunity for expansion
or to enjoy this property as is. Located at the end of a private road
offering privacy and seclusion. Enjoy the wonderful ocean breezes,
sounds of the sea lions and beautiful ocean sunsets from your own ocean
front paradise.
There is no "history." That means it hasn't sold in a very long time. The tax record proves this.
Taxes $1079/yr for a near million dollar property.
Oh, please. Land value only. What are property taxes based on there anyway?
ReplyDeleteOh. Please
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can stand to watch the news anymore. Murders and Trump. Bleh
ReplyDeleteIt is a shame but every time you watch MSM you are sending them the signal that you want to see more about Murders and Trump, so the MSM is happy to keep feeding it to you. The only way to stop MSM from giving you more of this crap is to stop watching MSM until they change their ways or go out of business.
ReplyDeleteI watch BBC AND THE Japanese station NHI? Msm only to see what the PTB think we should think. But it's gotten to be too much. Maybe funding on mental health will increase, tho I don't think anyone would have caught this one.
DeleteOn a different note, can't wait to see what happens to real estate prices in Naples area after the hurricane. I'm thinking about being a Carolina-based snowbird.
ReplyDeleteHurricane season nearly over.
DeleteI like Lake Havasu AZ. I am told the population can triple From 55K in the winter. That would ruin it for me. So motorhoming it is!
ReplyDeleteGreat bike ride by the water this evening.
Hmmm. Will look at Zestimate.
ReplyDeleteHouston has vanished from msm, I'd like to know how they are doing. Florida too. The St John river is still in flood, and will be for a while, houses flooded. At least local news covers that. I'd like to know how that verbose jailed Illinois Gov is doing even, forget his name, starts with B. Still Going broke there? Etc, etc.
Suggestion about guns. Picked gun shops gun convention and N R A headquarters. Don't think anyone here would accept this, but only thing that has a chance of working. Also give every joining in a large crud a big bullet proof blanton that they can spread oUT over ones head and back when attending a large venue
ReplyDeleteAsk the NRA to fund this. The Congress is useless to do this, or anything else it seems
Picket. Crud blanket
ReplyDeleteCrowd. Sheesh
ReplyDeleteI usually hit up Al jazeera if I want national news about the US without huge amounts of spin.
ReplyDeleteCR has auto saled, having gone up will come down. Oh? Have the 100000,00 drowned cars in Houston been replaced already?
ReplyDeleteEven they are wall to wall trump and gun violence right now.
ReplyDeleteLiz, the cars have all been towed to the motor speedway. There are aerial shots that show just a sea of cars as far as the eye can see.
ReplyDeleteAll those cars had mommies and daddies, and they will all need to be replaced. I see maximum be car sales for months.
DeleteNew car. Also used. Beware of fixed up previously drowned cars. Don't buy them.
DeleteAny body have a comment about Trump's paper towel throwing in PR?
ReplyDeleteI am reading Animal Farm right now. The playbook is similar, regardless of who they play for.
ReplyDeleteCashing out or maybe getting carried out.
ReplyDeleteI has occurred to me that Trump has been pretending to be crazy for his own nefarious mysterious purposes.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning!🌞
ReplyDeleteVW has Lot of good used diesel cars waiting to be resold when the EPA approves a patch for their emissions problem. 🚗
Driving a Toyota Auris hybrid. Perfectly adequate. 60 honest mpg. Good because gas costs £1.21 per liter. Over $6/gal.
ReplyDeleteTrump has his enemies focusing on 'bigly' misspeaks and not on the consequences of policy. Cleverly.
ReplyDeleteWhat if all those disgruntled PRS. Move to South Florida?
ReplyDeleteSouth Florida can adsorption 100,000 people. Might turn us blue.
ReplyDeleteThey are re citizens and they seem to think they are entitled like a state. There is a difference but it is not clear to me. Their debt should stay just as it is. IMO
ReplyDeleteRD, do you like that or a car better?
If they all end up in south florida, you will just end up with two gerrymandered districts that are 90% blue...
ReplyDeleteThe Toyota Auris is perfectly capable. Basic transportation with high end amenities where you pay more up front and make it back in operating costs.
ReplyDeleteTerritories used to clamor for statehood and the collective advantages included. PR tried to burn both ends.
ReplyDeleteThe percent of Puerto Ricans want to be a state than US citizens wanted Trump for a president.
ReplyDelete*is larger than
ReplyDeleteFine with me. Let PR default. It'll keep both PR and Wall Street in check in the future. But color me skeptical that Wall Street will get screwed on anything.
ReplyDeleteAlas yep.
Delete>high end amenities where you pay more up front and make it back in operating costs.
ReplyDeleteThat concept doesn't seem to be appreciated in the US -- in cars, houses, or anything else.
That girlfriend, Marilou Danley seems to be a real gem -- two Social Security numbers, multiple aliases, and married to two guys at the same time. First rate citizen there.
ReplyDeleteI say let PR default and let the banks take possession and the responsibility that comes with the assets.
ReplyDeleteWhen I buy cars I always seem to end up with leather interiors. Seems to have no bearing on resale value despite first owners paying a premium.
ReplyDeleteAt $6 per gallon it is easier to justify paying more for better mileage. Still only seen one charging station and I doubt most houses have sufficient service to charge quickly.
ReplyDeleteIn a fascinating juxtaposition that charger was mere yards from the ruins of a castle dating to c1300.
Well the Cubans have been moving northward, soaybe the PRS would too
ReplyDelete4000 have arrived already.
ReplyDeleteAs long as the government is insurance for bankster why not run your territory or state into the ground. No need to prepare for a hurricane when the slot machine pays so well. It's about the people they cry! 😢
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't fit in a Yaris or any other beer can car.
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