106 N 5th St, San Jose, CA 95112

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$2,950,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

3,920

Acreage

0.09

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year built

1903

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Half Baths

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Welcome to 106 N 5th Street, a beautifully remodeled victorian home in downtown San Jose. Built in 1903 and now fully updated, this 3,920 sqft property offers 11 units, with a total of 11 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, ideal for multi-family living or investment. A key feature is its conditional use permit, allowing it to function as either a residential or commercial apartment, offering unique flexibility for investors or entrepreneurs. The home blends modern amenities with classic charm, featuring a separate family room, elegant dining area, and multiple cozy fireplaces. Central AC ensures year-round comfort, and the sturdy updated concrete foundation adds peace of mind. Located on a quaint 0.09-acre lot, you're in the heart of all the best that San Jose has to offer, including top schools like Horace Mann Elementary and San Jose High Academy. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of San Jose history, reimagined for contemporary living.

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MLS number: ML82014705

Listing agent: Wesley Craig Jr

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (408) 355-1500

Last update: Wednesday, July 16 2025 at 7:36 p.m. EDT

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