Chad Krakow
The median home value in San Gregorio, CA is $139,490.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $1,275,000.
The national median home value is $277,796.
The average price of homes sold in San Gregorio, CA is $139,490.
Approximately 52% of San Gregorio homes are owned,
compared to 26% rented, while
21% are vacant.
San Gregorio real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact San Gregorio real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about San Gregorio.
Courtesy: Mathew Haugen - The Haugen Group
Mathew Haugen
Amazing equestrian ranch in downtown San Gregorio! This generational ranch boasts over 7 acres of flat, usable land. Numerous well-built structures on the property include a charming, 2/1 farm cottage, a massive, well-equipped barn with caretaker quarters, tack room, and 10 stables, and another 2/1 apartment. . Also included is a second barn with a large covered patio, a detached wet bar structure, chicken coops, riding arena and even an entertainers stage! The fully fenced property is extremely private and surrounded by mature trees. San Gregorio creek runs through the north side of the property with numerous creek-side sitting areas. High-producing well and creek water rights. Just a couple minute walk to the historic San Gregorio store and about 1 mile to San Gregorio beach. Close proximity to hwy 84 and hwy 1 provides an easy commute to Silicon Valley and Half Moon Bay.
Courtesy: Debora Smith - Sotheby's Intl Rlty
Debora Smith
This magnificent 564 acre ranch has been in the same family for over 100 years. Located in San Gregorio this property is one of the most unique ranches in Northern California. As you enter, it appears to be out of a Ralph Lauren photo shoot. The main cabin is set on a pond complete with canoes/fishing poles. The compound includes the Cooks Cabin with 3 beds/3baths, and the Rose Cottage with 5 beds/4baths. There are over 80 acres of Redwood trees here. The diversity of the landscape is vast- High Hill is 1000 feet above sea level, with views of the ocean. Perfect for hiking, horse back riding. The main barn has two stories and was built in 1936 in a Bavarian style. The working barn currently used by the cattle. The property is in the Williamson Act. There is farm worker housing - a total of 6 homes. Riparian water rights come with the sale. 35,000 gallon total capacity storage tanks. Stock pond. 3.5 miles from San Gregorio Beach, 45 minutes to Stanford University and Sand Hill Rd.
