Rare opportunity to own 2.45 usable acres in desirable North County Hollister, offering income potential, multi-generational living, equestrian amenities, and breathtaking east-facing sunrise views of the Gabilan Hills. The property includes 2 separate residences. The charming approximately 1,100 sq. ft. ADU features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a private fenced backyard, dedicated parking, and is occupied by exceptional tenants paying $3,200 per month, providing immediate rental income. The original 433 Mansfield Road is a 2,486 sq. ft. farmhouse built in 1897, offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a bright sunroom, oversized mudroom, enormous cedar-lined tack room, spacious country kitchen with a commercial-grade gas range, multiple fireplaces, vintage colored-tile bathrooms, and a generous primary suite with dressing room and vanity. Rich in character and history, the home is ready for restoration and is best suited for a cash buyer or investor. The grounds include an old barn, historic water silo, two mare motels, carport, additional outbuildings, cross-fenced horse pastures, and endless room for horses, livestock, hobbies, or future improvements.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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