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Parkwood Village

San Luis Obispo, CA, 93401

Homes

168

Resiview

CS

Avg Age

30 yrs

Avg Sale (1yr)

$380,000

Avg Beds

2

Avg Baths

2

Avg Size

966 ft²

Avg Lot

967 ft²

 Current Listings

No Active Listings

 Development History

Visual Growth


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Count By Year

Summary

Homes

168

First Built

1987

Last Built

1987

Built Per Year

168

Peak Year

1987

Peak Built

168

 Sales

Count

Low Sale

High Sale

Average Sale

Sale Trend

2 Years

25

$249,500

$460,000

$358,200

1 Year

13

$257,250

$460,000

$367,158

2.5%

6 Months

5

$359,000

$460,000

$412,800

12.4%

3 Months

1

$410,000

$410,000

$410,000

-0.7%

2 Year Sales Detail/Trend

Latest Sales

 Home Sizes & Lots

Common Sizes

Common Lots

Summary

Average Size

966 ft²

Smallest Size

462 ft²

Largest Size

1047 ft²

Average Lot

967 ft²

Smallest Lot

462 ft²

Largest Lot

1045 ft²

 Nearby Schools

Rating

Name

Type

Grades

Distance

School data provided by GreatSchools.org

 Nearby Subdivisions

Subdivision

Homes

Resiview

Avg Age

Avg Sale

Avg Beds

Avg Bths

Avg Size

Avg Lot

Parkwood Village

168

NA

30

$380,000

2

2

966

967

Laurelwood Estates

46

NA

20

$689,000

3

2

1505

4655

Southwood Chalet

63

NA

54

$407,000

2

1

900

902

The Lofts on Laurel

7

NA

9

$644,000

2

2.5

1783

1529

Southwood

69

NA

55

$780,000

3

2

1474

6500

Villas de Madera

14

NA

39

$504,000

3

2.5

1283

1320

Laurel Creek

43

NA

7

$584,000

2

2.5

1605

1603

Tract 55

25

NA

66

$0

3

1

1313

6160

Oceanaire Village

NA

Tract 395

6

NA

45

$0

3

2

1414

6000

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