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Two-bedroom house sells in Palo Alto for $3.9 million

Editorial Board Published November 6, 2024
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840 Miranda Inexperienced Avenue – Google Avenue View

A 1,976-square-foot home inbuilt 1960 has modified palms. The property positioned within the 800 block of Miranda Inexperienced Avenue in Palo Alto was offered on Oct. 4, 2024. The $3,948,000 buy worth works out to $1,998 per sq. foot. The structure of this single-story house consists of two bedrooms and two baths. Inside, a hearth enhances the ambiance of the dwelling space. As well as, the house supplies a two-car storage, granting ample house for parking and storage functions. The lot of the property covers a considerable space of 0.5-acre.

Further homes have just lately modified palms close by:

On Moana Courtroom, Palo Alto, in August 2023, a 2,120-square-foot house was offered for $3,070,000, a worth per sq. foot of $1,448. The house has 4 bedrooms and a couple of loos.
In November 2023, a 1,947-square-foot house on Miranda Avenue in Palo Alto offered for $2,900,000, a worth per sq. foot of $1,489. The house has 4 bedrooms and a couple of loos.
A 2,639-square-foot house on the 800 block of Mesa Courtroom in Palo Alto offered in December 2022, for $3,500,000, a worth per sq. foot of $1,326. The house has 4 bedrooms and three loos.

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