$2,795 per month
The Apartments at Santana Ranch
2 Beds
1231 Pine Rock Dr, Hollister, CA 95023
$2,795 per month
The Apartments at Santana Ranch
2 Beds
1231 Pine Rock Dr, Hollister, CA 95023
$1,400 per month
1034 Prune St Unit B, Hollister, CA 95023
OPEN HOUSE - Friday, March 27 from 4pm-6pm. This beautiful craftsman home of 2054sqft in Hollister, contains four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a bonus room, and an abundance of character throughout that will charm your eyes and heart. Living room opens into the dining area, which flows into the kitchen nook, galley kitchen, and utility room. The primary suite is on 1st floor, along with a
$3,800 per month
801 Bonnie View Dr, Hollister, CA 95023
Hollister, located in the rolling foothills of Central California’s San Benito County, is a small city with a strong agricultural focus and a population of over 40,000. Founded in 1868 by Colonel W.W. Hollister, the city features historic churches and properties, particularly around its bustling downtown area, which hosts numerous restaurants, boutiques, and small businesses. The outskirts of Hollister are characterized by ranches, pastures, and farms. Housing options include midcentury bungalows and ranch-style homes with Craftsman, Victorian, and Spanish-influenced architecture near downtown, while newer suburban neighborhoods offer contemporary homes with Mediterranean and Spanish Revival styles. Hollister is considered a bedroom community for the Bay Area, with many residents commuting to Silicon Valley, approximately 60 miles away. Local employment is largely agriculturally focused, with major employers like Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital and Nob Hill Foods. The city boasts 29 public parks, including Vista Park Hill and Brigantino Park, and is near Pinnacles National Park, known for its unique volcanic landscape. Hollister’s downtown district along San Benito Street features over 200 businesses, dining options, and retail shops, with popular spots like Running Rooster and the Epicenter community building. The city experiences low crime rates, safer than 81% of other U.S. cities, though property crimes like vehicle theft and vandalism are the most common. Hollister is prone to wildfires and earthquakes due to its natural landscape and location on the Calaveras Fault. Local transportation includes limited bus services and proximity to major highways, with the nearest airports in Monterey and San Jose, both about 50 miles away.