468 E View, Santa Paula, California 93060

$1,250,000

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

4

Square Feet

2,412 sqft

City

Santa Paula

Status

Active

Santa Paula’s Flexible-Living Opportunity: 6 Rooms, 4 Baths, Pool, ADU and RV Space. Stunning panoramic views meet resort-style outdoor living in this home in the desirable Highland Estates community. Enjoy a sparkling pool and spa, a basketball court, and flexible multi-generational space—plus a separately permitted ADU studio with a private entrance, ideal for guests, extended family, or rental income.Well-maintained and Move-in ready for its next owner’s vision. Step inside to bright, open living areas with sight lines to the beautiful pool and backyard designed for entertaining, creating a true indoor-outdoor feel. Downstairs features a kitchen with spacious counters, a comfortable living room, plus two additional versatile rooms. These spaces can be used as a den, home office, study, or additional sleeping area—offering exceptional flexibility for your lifestyle. Conveniently located, a full bathroom on the main level with new large shower. Upstairs, you’ll find the primary suite, three additional bedrooms, and featuring a newly updated full hallway bathroom. Step outside to your backyard made for entertaining and recreation. Highlights include a spacious patio, beautiful plants, a gazebo/cabana, a fire pit and basketball court and unobstructed views of the Santa Clara River Valley and the South Mountain Range, with nearby citrus and avocado groves. A lower garden area adds even more outdoor enjoyment and potential for green house, animals, workshop. In addition to the main home, the property includes a separately permitted ADU studio of approximately 500 sq. ft. The ADU features a loft, full kitchen, private entrance, and a private yard—ideal for guests, extended family, or rental income. Santa Paula is known as a “Citrus Capital” community with a welcoming, historic feel. You’ll also enjoy easy access to Highway 126—making commutes to Ventura beaches and Ojai about 15–20 minutes—plus a walkable downtown with early-1900s architecture and community events.