Great room
The wall between the old living room and dining room came out in the 2024 renovation, leaving one long room under exposed beams with a stone fireplace at the center.
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4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and 2,480 square feet on half an acre — a 1968 ranch taken to the studs and rebuilt in 2024, with a detached shop, owned solar, and no HOA.

The wall between the old living and dining rooms came out in the renovation, replaced by an engineered flush beam. What's left is a single 24-foot room with a stone fireplace at the center and white oak floors running end to end.
The west windows are the reason to see this house at 6pm rather than noon. The hills go orange, and the room goes with them.
Full dimensions, systems, and the complete specification sheet live on the details page.
The wall between the old living room and dining room came out in the 2024 renovation, leaving one long room under exposed beams with a stone fireplace at the center.
Full specification →Rebuilt from the subfloor up. A 9-foot island with seating for 4, and a slider straight out to the patio so summer dinners never come back inside.
Full specification →Set at the quiet end of the house, separated from the other 3 bedrooms by the great room.
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A flagstone patio under string lights, a level lawn, 6 raised beds on drip, a fenced dog run, and a valley oak that was here before the house was. The irrigation well waters all of it, so the yard never touches the city meter.
Behind the house sits a 480 square foot insulated shop with 240-volt service and a mini-split — a workshop today, and a strong ADU candidate under current California rules.
“The disclosure package was in my inbox 20 minutes after I asked. That never happens.”
“We drove down from San Jose expecting to be disappointed. The photos undersold the light in that great room.”
“Permits on file for every bit of the renovation. My inspector had almost nothing to flag.”
Every item below has a permit and a signed final inspection card in the disclosure package.
Full attic insulation package, dual-pane windows throughout the house, and fresh exterior sealing and paint.
Complete repipe in PEX, 200-amp electrical service, and a 2-zone heat pump replacing the original forced air.
All 3 baths and the kitchen taken to the studs, re-plumbed, re-wired, and rebuilt with new cabinetry and tile.
A 6.4 kW owned solar array — no lease to assume — and a rehabilitated irrigation well serving the landscape only.
Engineered beam replacing the bearing wall between living and dining, with permits and final inspection on file.
Flagstone patio, drip irrigation, raised beds, fencing, and the circular gravel drive with an RV pad.
The property is offered at $1,145,000, representing roughly $462 per square foot for 2,480 square feet of finished living space on a 0.52-acre San Benito County lot.
This 2140 Santa Ana Road property features 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. The layout offers privacy with the primary suite situated across the great room from the other 3 rooms.
Built in 1968 and taken to the studs in a permitted 2024 renovation covering the windows, insulation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, kitchen, and all 3 baths.
No. This specific parcel in Hollister is free of homeowners association oversight, meaning there are no monthly dues or restrictive HOA bylaws to manage.
No, the solar is owned outright. The 6.4 kW system is included in the sale of the house, meaning a buyer has no lease or power-purchase agreement to assume.
Open houses take place Saturday 11am to 2pm and Sunday 12pm to 3pm. Private tours near downtown Hollister are available daily from 9am to 6pm by request.
Offers are evaluated as they are submitted rather than waiting for a specific deadline. We provide the full disclosure package upfront so buyers can review all details before submitting a contract.
Open Saturday 11am to 2pm and Sunday 12pm to 3pm, with private showings daily. Offers are reviewed as they arrive.