Le Grande Ter.
Every home on Le Grande Ter in San Pedro, California has a free BlockSun plan — the projects worth doing on that specific house, what each costs, and what it saves. Estimates come from each parcel's own measurements and public records, so neighboring houses on this street get genuinely different numbers.
What the homes on Le Grande Ter look like
The 34 homes we cover on Le Grande Ter were built around 1936 on average, ranging from 1923 to 1969. That makes this street noticeably older than San Pedro as a whole (median 1958), so condition-driven work — roofs, heating, windows — tends to come up sooner here.
A typical home here has about 2,016 sq ft of living area, larger than the San Pedro median of 1,565 sq ft.
On that basis a re-roof on Le Grande Ter typically lands around $12,700, with most homes between $8,400 and $18,400. A solar system sized to the household rather than the roof usually works out at 5.3–8.0 kW here. These are street-level typicals from public records — open any address below for that home's own measured figures.
34 homes on Le Grande Ter
- 1400 Le Grande Ter
- 1408 Le Grande Ter
- 1412 Le Grande Ter
- 1415 Le Grande Ter
- 1416 Le Grande Ter
- 1419 Le Grande Ter
- 1420 Le Grande Ter
- 1425 Le Grande Ter
- 1426 Le Grande Ter
- 1429 Le Grande Ter
- 1430 Le Grande Ter
- 1435 Le Grande Ter
- 1438 Le Grande Ter
- 1439 Le Grande Ter
- 1453 Le Grande Ter
- 1455 Le Grande Ter
- 1458 Le Grande Ter
- 1463 Le Grande Ter
- 1467 Le Grande Ter
- 1471 Le Grande Ter
- 1477 Le Grande Ter
- 1501 Le Grande Ter
- 1507 Le Grande Ter
- 1511 Le Grande Ter
- 1516 Le Grande Ter
- 1519 Le Grande Ter
- 1520 Le Grande Ter
- 1525 Le Grande Ter
- 1530 Le Grande Ter
- 1531 Le Grande Ter
- 1537 Le Grande Ter
- 1544 Le Grande Ter
- 1545 Le Grande Ter
- 1547 Le Grande Ter
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