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A recently constructed single-family home at 3938 Shelter Glen Way in Santa Rosa has changed hands, with the sale finalized on May 27. The property commanded a price of $1.8 million, translating to roughly $490 per square foot. The house, which offers four bedrooms, stands out in the local market for its modern build and generous living space. Real estate records indicate that the transaction closed without any unusual delays, reflecting steady demand in the area. The home's location in Santa Rosa provides residents with access to nearby parks, schools, and shopping centers, though specific neighborhood details were not disclosed in the sale listing. The per-square-foot price aligns with recent trends for newer construction in the region, where buyers have shown a willingness to pay a premium for updated amenities and energy-efficient designs. The sale adds to a growing list of high-value transactions in Sonoma County this spring, as inventory remains tight and interest rates continue to influence buyer decisions. No further information about the buyer or seller was made available.
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