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Tell us about the property.

Every project starts with a conversation about the site, the goals, and the challenges worth solving early.

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Tell us about the property.

Whether you're looking to build a barn, make ranch improvements, install paving, design custom gates, add an ADU or custom home, or have a project that needs a clearer path forward, share the basics. We'll review your inquiry and discuss an appropriate next step. An inquiry is not a permit or construction commitment.

Phone
(805) 481-5182
Email
info@gregnesterhomes.com
Office
111 Nelson Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

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Include the property location or APN, intended use, existing conditions, budget range, and hoped-for timing.

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Nester Neighborhoods

Take a tour around the Nester neighborhoods.

Greg Nester subdivisions and featured homes across San Luis Obispo County. Tap a pin for details, or call for directions, pricing, and availability.

Santa Margarita

  • Margarita Farms

Arroyo Grande & San Luis Obispo

  • Palo Mesa Highlands
  • Condor Estates
  • Anza Lot 5 · 630 Spanish Springs

Nipomo

  • Villaggio at Blacklake
  • Glen at the Oaks
  • Westgate Estates
  • Sundale Manor
  • Vista Roble I & II
  • Oak Crest Estates
  • Olympic Way Country Estates

Call for pricing and availability, for information on building a Nester home on your lot, or for help locating an ideal building site for your own custom design: (805) 481-5182.

How We Help

Start with the property.
Then make the plan.

A defined assessment helps identify the intended use, likely jurisdiction and approval path, practical site constraints, and preliminary scope and budget risks.

If a project is a good fit, we can coordinate the next steps and develop a construction proposal. Specialist studies, design, permit fees, and agency decisions are addressed separately as needed.

Discuss your property

Before We Estimate

A useful first conversation covers:

  1. 01Property address, APN & permitting jurisdiction
  2. 02Intended use, zoning & acreage
  3. 03Access, water & wastewater
  4. 04Grading, drainage & existing permits
  5. 05Working budget & desired timing

County procedures discussed here generally apply to unincorporated SLO County property. For a city property, we first confirm the actual permitting jurisdiction.