Price Reduced35
$205,000
3 bd · — ba · 1,568 sqft
55 San Juan Grade Road, Salinas, CA
Regina Shaw · Intero Real Estate Services
Est. $1,789/mo$180/sqft · 14 days on Realty
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,440
Sqft
1977
Built
Oh my goodness, there is so much to share on this wonderful home. First of all...Welcome. This is a completely renovated 3 Bedroom 2 Full Bathroom 1440 sf Mobile Home in an All Ages Mobile Home Park. Improvements include the following: Ducting, Water Heater, Pex Plumbing of Main Lines, Water Line connecting to Meter Valve, 7 of 9 windows-Double Paned, LVP (Luxury Vinyl Planks) Flooring, Baseboards, Both Bathrooms Completely Remodeled, Kitchen- Completely Remodeled - (dishwasher, refrigerator, w/ice maker, range) and quartz countertops, sink, and more. Front and Back doors, All inside doors with casings, Lighting through out home, exterior skirting, Fresh Interior and Exterior Paint, Back Stairs by covered Parking, and Awning Posts. There is more...so watch the Virtual Open House video.
Listing agent
Not provided
Courtesy of Coast & Valley Properties, Inc.
(831) 601-6582
The MLS (CLAW) · Listing 82062030ML
$51,800
Estimated monthly payment
$1,789/mo
Loan amount $207,200. Estimate only — your actual rate and payment depend on credit, location, and lender.
2026 roll
School ratings (A+ to F) from HJN community data.
Santa Rita Pre-K
Regular · Santa Rita Union Elementary School District
Gavilan View Middle School
6-8 · Regular · Santa Rita Union Elementary School District
556 students · 18.5:1 student–teacher
Santa Rita Elementary School
KG-5 · Regular · Santa Rita Union Elementary School District
545 students · 22.7:1 student–teacher
La Joya Elementary School
KG-5 · Regular · Santa Rita Union Elementary School District
498 students · 22.6:1 student–teacher
McKinnon Elementary School
KG-5 · Regular · Santa Rita Union Elementary School District
439 students · 20.9:1 student–teacher
Bolsa Knolls Middle School
6-8 · Regular · Santa Rita Union Elementary School District
568 students · 19.5:1 student–teacher
Rancho San Juan High School
9-12 · Regular · Salinas Union High School District
1,600 students · 20.8:1 student–teacher
Harden Middle School
7-8 · Regular · Salinas Union High School District
1,101 students · 21.1:1 student–teacher
Within 2 miles of this home: 35+ restaurants and cafés, 7 grocery stores, 9 parks and green spaces, and 31+ transit stops.
Place data from OpenStreetMap.
KFC
North Main Street
Denny's
American restaurant
El Michoacano
Buffalo Wild Wings
Erik's DeliCafe
North Main Street
Fosters Freeze
Thánh Lợi Noodles
North Main Street
Starbucks
North Main Street
FoodMaxx
North Main Street
Oak Park Market
San Juan Grade Road
Walmart Supercenter
North Main
Safeway
North Main Street
Grocery Outlet
North Main Street
Del's Farmers Produce
North Main Street
El Super
Santa Rita Park Playground Structure
Santa Rita Park Kids Structure
Santa Rita Park
Rogge Commons Park
Rogge Commons Park 2
McKinnon Park
Northgate Park
El Dorado Community Park
N Main / Russell Road
N Main / #2293
N Main / # 2260
N Main / # 2170
Van Buren / Aquaduct
N Main / Massa
N Main / Lamar
Van Buren / Swaner
The MLS (CLAW)
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Rings at ½ mile and 1 mile. Basemap © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Open the Salinas camera map1 license-plate reader mapped within ½ mile of this home. Nearest: 0.3 mi southwest. Operator named in the data: Salinas Police Department.
| Device type | Within ½ mi | Within 1 mi |
|---|---|---|
| License-plate readers | 1 | 17 |
| of which Flock Safety | 0 | 4 |
| Speed cameras | 0 | 3 |
Community-reported via OpenStreetMap; may be incomplete. Data as of . © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
License-plate readers (ALPR) are fixed cameras that photograph passing vehicles and read their plates. Records are typically shared with the agency or association that operates the camera.
Flock Safety is a company whose plate-reader cameras are used by police departments, cities, HOAs and businesses. Its devices are usually solar-powered and pole-mounted.
Speed cameras photograph vehicles over the speed limit for automated tickets.