The median home value in Trinidad, CA is $1,087,500.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $384,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Trinidad, CA is $1,087,500.
Approximately 45% of Trinidad homes are owned,
compared to 30% rented, while
25% are vacant.
Trinidad real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Trinidad real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Come and build your Dream Home on this exceptional lot in Westhaven. Flat, sunny, 1 acre lot with a permitted barn. It is fully fenced, city water, PG&E at pole, and septic is in place.
32+ ACRES OF FLOURISHING FOX FARM FOLIAGE. There's no better way to immerse oneself in the beauty of Humboldt county than to be out in the thick of it, this slice of coastal heaven makes it a reality! With 32 acres and close proximity to some of Trinidad's finest offerings, it has a little bit of everything going for it. A perfect mix of flat land and lush foliage, the property features two build sites ripe for development. Fittings for utilities, with electric conduit running to one building site, power at the street, and water sourced from an artesian well fed by Luffenholtz Creek. It also features a pump house and a 5,000-gallon water tank with room for 8 more tanks. The size of the lot affords plenty of privacy, even with multiple houses.
Ocean view lot that is practically oceanfront! Expansive views of the sparkling Pacific from this approx 6/10 acre lot located in close proximity to beaches and lagoons offering a multitude of outdoor activities including beach combing, kayaking, hiking and more! Public water available at the street.
In the quaint sleepy little Northern California fishing village of Trinidad lies a very rare opportunity to own a redwood forest. Rich in native culture, fishing, logging and mariner history, Trinidad is one of the smallest incorporated cities in California, dating back to 1870. The local Native American Tribe adds a colorful heritage to the land; thriving for thousands of years in a mild climate and surviving off of the bounty from the sea, native vegetation and extensive wildlife. There are 10 public beaches making it a Mecca for beach lovers and surfers alike.The property has mature redwoods and lush undergrowth and was previously a well documented interpretive center for redwood forests. The large paved parking lot and circle driveway is the starting point for the extensive trails.
