Three bedrooms, three full baths, and 1,925 square feet on 1.18 gated acres in Vacaville, where the costly infrastructure is already done. The solar is owned outright with no balance, 22 panels on a grandfathered NEM 2 agreement that transfers to the buyer, and PG&E has averaged about ten dollars a month with twelve months of statements available on request. A 22 kW Generac on an automatic transfer switch keeps the well running when the power stops, and that well pulls 30 gallons per minute at 225 feet. Septic inspected and pumped January 2026. No HOA, no flood zone, no fire zone, which matters when you insure acreage in California. The gate closes behind you and the noise of the day stays out there. Mornings start on the covered porch that wraps to the primary bedroom, so you step outside without crossing the house, and the spa tub in that same suite handles the other end of a long day. The detached garage is where this one separates itself, with a workshop for the projects and a dedicated office for the work that needs a door. Restoration, woodworking, a business run from home, none of it has to happen at the kitchen table. Built in 1949, with open ground in every direction and town only minutes away. Call for a private showing.
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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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