750 Slater Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

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$725,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

square feet

1,688

Acreage

0.2008

Open Houses

Aug 16

year built

1910

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Half Baths

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Situated in the heart of the sought-after Junior College area of Santa Rosa is this exceptional opportunity for investment and restoration. This classic 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, built in 1910, is ready to be transformed back into the grand beauty she once was. The large living room with fireplace and formal dining room are highlighted by beautiful oak hardwood flooring and large windows making this home light and bright, no matter the time of day. The large 8748+/- sq ft lot provides ample room for expansion to the existing home, an ADU, garage, gardens, etc. The full, finished basement includes laundry, work benches and cabinets, and tons of storage and possibilities. Buyer to verify with the City and County building and permitting requirements. Conveniently located near Downtown Santa Rosa, Santa Rosa Junior College, restaurants, entertainment, shopping, Highway 101, and all the Wine Country has to offer.

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MLS number: 324089221

Listing agent: David Nielsen

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (707) 829-4500

Last update: Monday, August 11 2025 at 6:43 a.m. EDT

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