Word is 3860 E SUMO NOVENO in Cat 10, listed last Thursday at $1,195,000 ($197/sf), had three offers and went to contract over the weekend for more than list price.
Sumo Noveno last sold in 2004 for $1,215,000. Some time after that it was extensively renovated – all new floors, kitchen, 5 new baths, new mechanicals & more. Plus all new landscaping – they ripped out the old and put in the new, by Plants of Distinction, the la-di-da-est of la-di-da landscapers in town. All to the tune of well over $1,200,000.
And that’s why, when it was listed for $1,195,000, it went in a flash.
And it’s not a short sale or a foreclosure. It’s a barely lived in, totally renovated, cat 10 house on a big, private city view lot.
I previewed it a couple of weeks ago before it hit the market and showed it last Friday and was planning to show it again today but, darn, it’s gone.
That is one of the homes I was referring to in last weeks post,
sellers capitulate – when I said, ‘These homes will sell and they’ll sell a lot quicker and for a lot closer to list price than what we’ve been seeing for the last few years’
see it here> 3860 E SUMO NOVENO Tucson, AZ 85718
(Listed by Long Realty)
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