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4235 Francis Way, La Mesa, CA 91942

Single-family home

4235 Francis Way, La Mesa, CA 91942 Sold August 2026 CRMLS
$830,000Sold August 2026

Listing Agent: Julie Thomas (DRE #01926885) · Listing Office: Coldwell Banker West · Contact: 619-997-1620 · Bought with: Julie Thomas · Coldwell Banker West · MLS #PTP2605177 · Source: CRMLS

4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1,699
Sq Ft
6,900 sqft
Lot Size
1952
Year Built
Single-family home
Type
1
Stories
2
Garage
CentralAir
Cooling
ForcedAir
Heating
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About this single-family home

First time on the market since 1952! This 4 bed, 2 bath home with a basement is at the end of a cul-de-sac in a quaint La Mesa neighborhood. Newly refinished original hardwood floors, brand-new carpet, new kitchen flooring and fresh interior and exterior paint. One of the home's standout features is the vintage pink tile bathroom, preserved to showcase its authentic mid-century charm. The basement includes a sink and is conveniently located near existing plumbing, offering potential for a workshop, hobby space, extra storage, or ADU conversion -buyer to verify-. Additional recent improvements include replacement of the main sewer line beneath the home (where accesable) and installation of a new sewer liner from the foundation to the property line clean-out. Additional highlights include an attached two-car garage, a spacious backyard ready for your personal touch, and a convenient location within walking distance to Better Buzz Coffee, local restaurants, shopping, and the La Mesa Village . This is a rare opportunity to own a home that has been loved by generations and is ready to welcome its next owners.

Listing description from the August 2026 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$830,000
Sold August 2026 · listed $849,000, on market July 2026 · MLS #PTP2605177 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Julie Thomas · Listing Office: Coldwell Banker West · Contact: 619-997-1620 · Bought with: Julie Thomas · Coldwell Banker West
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