A Suburban Los Angeles Midcentury With Ample Outdoor Space Asks $1.7 Million
At the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains in Altadena, California, this four-bedroom 1947 house is a place to live, work, and smell the roses.
At the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains in Altadena, California, this four-bedroom 1947 house is a place to live, work, and smell the roses.
With remote work now the norm for millions, many are leaving city centers in exchange for homes that provide more space inside and out, and grant quick access to nature. Situated roughly 15 miles from Downtown Los Angeles, this house in Altadena, California, has all the trimmings.
This 1947 midcentury in Altadena, California, features a T-shaped floor plan, a detached garage, and a backyard patio with a pool.
Courtesy Tracy Do|Compass
The swimming pool is sheltered by a hillside, providing privacy to the backyard.
Tracy Do|Compass
Altadena, a suburb just north of Pasadena at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, has seen its real estate values grow as young families leave pricier, hipper northeast L.A. neighborhoods like Highland Park and Eagle Rock in search of more space. "You are typically getting larger lot sizes and you’re just a little bit away from the urban environment," says real estate agent Tracy Do of Compass. "Yet the area still has diversity."
The house is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac, less than a mile from the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.
Tracy Do|Compass
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