
$825,000
Paso Robles

179 homes and apartments for sale in Paso Robles, United States.
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24 properties shown

$825,000
Paso Robles

$749,000
Paso Robles

$850,000
Paso Robles

$799,900
Paso Robles

$1,039,000
Paso Robles

$835,000
Paso Robles

$619,900
Paso Robles

$518,800
Paso Robles

$829,000
Paso Robles

$989,000
Paso Robles

$2,350,000
Paso Robles

$455,000
Paso Robles

$667,000
Paso Robles

$699,000
Paso Robles

$369,900
Paso Robles

$1,295,000
Paso Robles

$835,000
Paso Robles
Land plot$445,000
Paso Robles

$699,000
Paso Robles

$575,000
Paso Robles

$1,995,000
Paso Robles

$1,150,000
Paso Robles
Apartment$435,000
Paso Robles

$799,000
Paso Robles
Buyer's guide: Paso Robles
Paso Robles is the wine and ranch capital of northern San Luis Obispo County, and it draws second-home buyers and retirees from across California. We list 179 properties here with a median asking price of €803,683, and houses are 156 of them.
The following figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted from US dollars. A quarter of listings are below €624,888 and a quarter above €1,059,360.
| Measure | Paso Robles |
|---|---|
| Listings | 179 |
| Median asking price | €803,683 |
| p25 to p75 | €624,888 to €1,059,360 |
| Median price per m² | €4,403 |
| Median size | 185 m² |
The sample contains 156 houses, 12 plots of land and 11 apartments (condos and townhomes). Three-bedroom homes lead with 85 listings, followed by four-bedroom (49), two-bedroom (29) and five-plus (16). Land and acreage can offer vineyard or ranch potential, but check water, well permits and zoning.
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The town centre has a historic square with restaurants and tasting rooms, and the surrounding hills hold hundreds of wineries. Highway 101 runs north-south, and the coast at Cambria and Morro Bay is within an hour by car. Summers are hot and dry. Wildfire risk and insurance costs are real considerations in rural parts of California.
Neighbouring markets to compare: Atascadero to the south is cheaper, Cambria is a coastal village, San Luis Obispo is the county's university city, Arroyo Grande and Nipomo are further south. Salinas is a different region entirely, in Monterey County.
Wine-country acreage is priced for lifestyle, not income: model water, insurance and upkeep first.
No federal restriction stops foreigners buying here. California's Proposition 13 sets the base tax rate at 1%, with local additions that usually bring it to about 1.1% to 1.3% (approx.; verify locally). Escrow, title and insurance costs apply. When you sell, FIRPTA withholds 15% of the price unless an exemption applies. Cash buyers move fastest; foreign borrowers often face larger down payments.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally yes, with no federal nationality ban. Zoning, water rights and agricultural permits are the practical hurdles.
Yes: 156 of 179 listings. There are also 12 land listings and 11 apartments.
A base 1% on purchase price plus local assessments, usually adding up to about 1.1% to 1.3%.
In some rural parts, yes. Ask about defensible space and insurance availability before buying.