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Meadowlark Estates

Paso Robles, CA, 93446

Homes

89

Resiview

CS

Avg Age

25 yrs

Avg Sale (1yr)

$630,000

Avg Beds

3

Avg Baths

2

Avg Size

1945 ft²

Avg Lot

10350 ft²

 Current Listings

No Active Listings

 Development History

Visual Growth


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Count By Year

Summary

Homes

89

First Built

1989

Last Built

2003

Built Per Year

7.4

Peak Year

1989

Peak Built

31

 Sales

Count

Low Sale

High Sale

Average Sale

Sale Trend

2 Years

9

$560,000

$730,000

$651,778

1 Year

8

$560,000

$730,000

$657,000

0.8%

6 Months

6

$560,000

$730,000

$653,500

-0.5%

3 Months

4

$560,000

$730,000

$631,750

-3.3%

2 Year Sales Detail/Trend

Latest Sales

 Home Sizes & Lots

Common Sizes

Common Lots

Summary

Average Size

1945 ft²

Smallest Size

1582 ft²

Largest Size

3375 ft²

Average Lot

10350 ft²

Smallest Lot

8000 ft²

Largest Lot

44867 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

Meadowlark Estates

89

NA

25

$630,000

3

2

1945

10350

Creston Courtyards

90

NA

16

$485,000

3

2.5

1396

3134

Tract 1983

26

NA

16

$747,500

3

2.5

2426

11100

Cool Valley Estates

18

NA

6

$0

4

3

2826

11600

Country Hills

85

NA

12

$750,000

3

2.5

2484

9000

Tract 1107

41

NA

32

$473,500

3

2

1440

7000

Stoney Creek

71

NA

24

$625,000

3

2

1760

7000

Oak Creek Estates

56

NA

33

$0

3

1.5

1080

6400

Oak Knoll Estates

73

NA

19

$779,000

3

2

2074

7499

Country Club Estates

75

NA

36

$347,500

2

2

1218

1220

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