$1,199,500
Vista
4 bd 3 ba 278 m²
Vista, California: Houses in North County San Diego
161 homes and apartments for sale in Vista, United States.
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Properties for sale in Vista
24 properties shown
Apartment$630,000
Vista
2 bd 2 ba 111 m²
$899,000
Vista
3 bd 2 ba 162 m²
House$584,900
Vista
2 bd 3 ba 103 m²
House$595,000
Vista
2 bd 3 ba 103 m²
$950,000
Vista
3 bd 2 ba 162 m²
$1,199,900
Vista
5 bd 4 ba 287 m²
$1,099,000
Vista
4 bd 3 ba 211 m²
Apartment$499,000
Vista
1 bd 1 ba 80 m²
$1,175,000
Vista
4 bd 3 ba 234 m²
$1,250,000
Vista
4 bd 4 ba 227 m²
$1,095,000
Vista
3 bd 3 ba 231 m²
Land plot$325,000
Vista
2 bd 2 ba 78 m²
$964,000
Vista
4 bd 2 ba 137 m²
$1,049,900
Vista
4 bd 3 ba 207 m²
$639,000
Vista
2 bd 1 ba 77 m²
$1,095,000
Vista
3 bd 3 ba 186 m²
$824,900
Vista
4 bd 2 ba 126 m²
$985,000
Vista
3 bd 2 ba 150 m²
$799,000
Vista
3 bd 3 ba 117 m²
$1,049,999
Vista
5 bd 4 ba 257 m²
$1,175,000
Vista
4 bd 3 ba 233 m²
$1,295,000
Vista
3 bd 2 ba 194 m²
Land plot$259,000
Vista
2 bd 2 ba 134 m²
Buyer's guide: Vista
Vista is an inland city in North County San Diego, a few miles from the coast, known for craft breweries, avocado farms and sunny hillsides. RealEstateAbroad lists 161 properties for sale in Vista, with a median asking price of €849,276.
Prices
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Measure | Vista |
|---|---|
| Listings | 161 |
| Median asking price | €849,276 |
| Middle 50% range | €692,741 to €1,144,288 |
| Median price per m² | €4,843 |
| Median size | 172 m² |
Types of home
Houses make up 135 listings, apartments 18 and land eight. Three-bedroom (63) and four-bedroom (47) lead, followed by two-bed (29), five-plus (21) and one one-bed. Hillside houses with views and older ranch homes are common, and some lots are large enough to hold a granny flat, an accessory dwelling unit allowed under California law. See land in the United States and houses.
Entry-level homes, nearer the €693,000 lower quartile, are often condos or older single-storey houses; the upper end, above roughly €1.1 million, tends to be large hillside homes with views. Check for HOA rules on rentals and for lot-line or slope issues.
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Neighbouring cities
Vista sits between the I-78 and Highway 76, with the Sprinter rail line serving the town. It is next to San Marcos, Oceanside and Escondido, while Carlsbad and Encinitas on the coast are pricier. Valley Center lies inland and more rural. The coast is roughly 15 minutes away without traffic, and Vista's price per square metre is moderately lower than coastal cities.
Vista has a lively craft-beer district and a historic village centre, so it appeals to younger buyers priced out of coastal towns. The climate is mild year-round, with warm summers and little rain.
Notes for overseas buyers
There is no restriction on foreign purchases in California. Costs include property tax around 1%, escrow, title insurance and HOA dues where relevant. Wildfire and insurance availability affect hillside lots, so get quotes early. Non-resident sellers face FIRPTA withholding of 15%, with lower rates for qualifying purchases of a residence. See the US financing guide, the consultation page and the US overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Vista: FAQ
Is Vista cheaper than Carlsbad?
Usually, as it lies a few miles from the sea.
Can I add a rental unit?
California allows accessory dwelling units, subject to city rules.
Is public transport available?
Yes, the Sprinter line runs through Vista.
What is the typical home size?
About 172 m² on the median.
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