Beautiful landscapingModern systemsLow-maintenance improvements throughoutAttached garage conversionPaid off solar panelsFully secured propertyOutdoor gathering areas
Presenting a rare newly constructed gated residential compound offering exceptional flexibility for residential care, assisted living, behavioral health, sober living, transitional housing, co-living, executive housing, or multifamily investment use. Built in 2024, this rare gated residential compound features 4 separate residences on an approximately 16,000 SF lot with nearly 5,900 SF of total living space. The property consists of two 4-bedroom homes (one with an attached garage conversion) and two 3-bedroom homes, each with its own separate address and individual washer/dryer setup. Designed in a campus-style layout with functional open floor plans, modern systems, and low-maintenance improvements throughout. The fully secured property offers expansive concrete driveways, substantial on-site parking, beautiful landscaping, outdoor gathering areas, and dual access from both Saticoy St and Wilbur Ave. Additional features include paid off solar panels and extensive recent construction. Previously operated as an RCFE facility and ideal for assisted living, behavioral health, transitional housing, sober living, executive housing, co-living, or multifamily investment opportunities (buyer to verify all use, zoning, and licensing requirements). A unique turnkey compound offering exceptional flexibility, scalability, and long-term income potential.
90 days
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359
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Zillow last checked:
Listing updated:
Listed by:
Arthur AmbarchyanDRE #01351863818-434-9911,
Keller Williams R. E. Services,
Artin BabayanDRE #01799598,
Keller Williams R. E. Services
Source: CRMLS,MLS#: GD26113157Originating MLS: California Regional MLS
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 14
Bathrooms: 9
Heating
Central
Cooling
Central Air
Appliances
Laundry: Inside, See Remarks
Features
Has fireplace: No
Fireplace features: None
Common walls with other units/homes: 2+ Common Walls