It is easy to see the appeal of North County San Diego. Who wouldn't want to live in a place where the coldest winter temperatures are around 55 degrees, and summers are typically in the low 80's? You get the friendliness and intimacy of small town living, with the conveniences of big city life.
The cities making up North San Diego County are recognized as some of the best family-friendly places to live. Enjoy daily trips to beach, plenty of parks and recreation facilities, and world renown attractions like the San Diego Zoo Safari Park & LEGOLAND. North County also has a host of award winning schools that provide the best education for school age children.  The Lund Team prepared a list of schools and their addresses in Carlsbad, Encinitas, San Marcos,…

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1344 Cassins Street, Carlsbad, CA - $1,295,000 - $1,345,000

5 Bedrooms/ 3.5 Baths, 4,107 Sq FtCarlsbad Home for Sale with View of Aviara Golf Course

The gorgeous former model home in Mar Fiore at Aviara sits on a large lot with one of the best golf course views in the neighborhood. The house showcases authentic early California architecture in the style of Old Santa Barbara with its Spanish accents.

Enter this popular Residence Four floor plan through a private gated courtyard. The entryway of the home has dramatic high ceilings that extend into the formal living room with floor to ceiling woodwork and loft library above.  The upgraded kitchen is a gourmet cook’s dream with large preparation island and stainless steel appliances.  The first floor also features a bedroom and bathroom suite, perfect…

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North County homes still need prep before the sign goes up. Curb appeal, clean surfaces, honest repairs, and a clear price all shape how buyers read the house in the first few minutes. These ten steps are the ones we walk sellers through most often in Carlsbad and the surrounding cities.

 

#1: Know the Importance of Curb Appeal and Landscaping

10 Tips to Sell Your Home for the Most Money

When it comes to selling your house, first impressions are critical.  Homeowners should review their front yard landscaping.  Planting fresh flowers, trim overgrown trees and repaint or repair fence if needed.  If your front yard does not look neat and appealing, you risk time-pressed buyers that will just move on to the next home.

#2 Depersonalize Your Home

Homebuyers want to buy ‘their’ home,…

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