Game of Thrones in Daly City
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Today’s entry will start your weekend off well. While Game of Thrones just finished its third season on HBO, you can play the game on the Peninsula! Thanks very much to Burbed reader waiting_for_the_fall for this fantastic installment!
96 PARKVIEW Ave
Daly City, CA 94014
$489,0003 Beds
2 Baths
1,150 Sq. Ft.
$425 / Sq. Ft.
Built: 1922
Lot Size: 3,300 Sq. Ft.
On Redfin: 40 days
Property Type: Detached Single Family
Community: ‘Original’ Daly City
MLS#: 81315124
Stories: 1
County: San MateoComplete fixer in great Daly City neighborhood. City approved remodel plans in place to create legal 3 bedroom 2 bath. Large corner lot close to transportation and shopping. Detached garage and private, low maintenance yard. Lots of sweat equity in this home ready for the handy buyer!
First let’s have a good look around, especially that low maintenance yard.
What does waiting_for_the_fall have to say about this charming cottage?
I got another one for you. This one is a real stinker.
Check out the steps up to both toilets. I’ve heard of toilets called thrones before, but this is taking it a bit too far. The listing history is like a roller coster. How can anyone think this crapshack (with toilet thrones!) is worth 489k?!?
If anyone buys this house at the listed price, they are mentally insane.
If everyone is high on bubbly, that’s not mental insanity. That’s a day in the Bay Area that ends with “-y”! Y for Yes We Are!
96 PARKVIEW Ave

Here’s why wftf sent this 

Here’s what wftf said when sending us this place:
So is this house in the Real Bay Area or isn’t it? It more than doubled in the ten years between 1996 and 2005, but then… not so much. Since buying this house for 630 big ones, the current owner has tried listing it at $674K just two years later, and then started throwing prices at the wall seeing if any of them would stick. Not sticking in addition to $674K were just under $600K (with lucky 8s!!!), reducing it to $429K (just 3 months later). 


