Ole Hanson San Clemente Historic Homes

Posted by Sam Smith on Friday, September 26th, 2014 at 3:04pm.

Ole Hanson was the founder of San Clemente and was the person who had the vision of many of the older Spanish homes from the early 1920's and 30's that you see today in San Clemente.  During the 1960 and 70's many of these homes were torn down in pursuit of building larger homes and condo buildings.  Luckily, many of these homes were preserved and have become the rich heritage that San Clemente is proud to be associated with.  These homes can be found in the older sections of town which are the Southwest San Clemente, San Clemente Central and San Clemente north neighborhoods.

Ole Hanson Historic Homes For Sale in San Clemente, California


The homes tend to be on the smaller side with two to three bedrooms and range anywhere from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet of living space.  Many of these properties rarely come onto the open market since there is a high demand and a very limited number of these homes.  Prices can vary a lot depending on the neighborhood as the Southwest San Clemente is the most expensive area.  Expect to find Ole Hanson homes over the $1 million dollar point in this neighborhood as the starting price for single family homes is now approaching $800,000.

Ole Hanson Home in the Southwest San Clemente area


The San Clemente central and San Clemente north neighborhoods will be much more affordable and will typically start in the $600,000 to $700,000 range.  There are many of these homes that are considered pocket listings are are available for sale but not on the open market.  For those interested in learning more about these properties please contact us direct at 949-291-0424.  We have compiled a list of the available homes on the open market.

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San Clemente 210 Mariposa

Prime positioning on the 200 block at one of North Beach’s best beach-close streets, this charming historic cottage is one of the rarely available & highly-desired Ole Hanson gems still in existence today. Built in 1928 & designed by acclaimed Virgil Westbrook, beyond its scarcity & innately aesthetic architecture, this home is eligible for substantial property tax savings under the Mills Act & Historic Property Preservation Agreement - call for details. With very few owners & meticulous pres...$1,595,000

$1,595,000
2 Beds
1 Baths
938 SqFt
24 Days On Market

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