Property sells for $615,000 in Santa Rosa
April 9, 2026 - 04:51
A residential property in Santa Rosa has been purchased for $615,000, according to recent real estate records. The single-family home offers 1,100 square feet of living space and was originally constructed in 1974.
Details on the home's specific floor plan and exact number of bedrooms or bathrooms were not immediately disclosed in the filing. The sale price provides a current snapshot of the local housing market's activity and valuation for mid-century properties in the area.
The transaction, which was formally recorded, signifies continued movement within the Sonoma County real estate landscape. Such sales are closely watched by industry analysts and potential buyers as indicators of neighborhood desirability and overall market health. The change in ownership for this 1970s-era home contributes to the ongoing turnover and evolution of the city's residential housing stock.
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