Last month, the most expensive home sold in November 2019 was 2716 Mary St, La Crescenta. This luxury home listed at $1,636,888. It sold over the asking price at $1,655,000. The sellers bought this fixer in 2016 for $475,000, tore it down, and rebuilt it in 2019. There is little new construction in La Crescenta. The newest neighborhood is Markridge Estates, which was developed about thirty years ago.
Marketing for 2716 Mary St, La Crescenta:
Discover next-generation living in one of La Crescenta-Montrose’s most sought-after neighborhoods. This high-tech designer home blends luxury with comfort. At its center, a majestic oak tree creates a peaceful setting. Inside, soaring 12-foot ceilings and oak flooring define the open floor plan. Meanwhile, a Napoleon fireplace adds warmth and style. In addition, the surround sound system enhances the living space.
The designer kitchen serves as the heart of the home. Custom cabinetry provides abundant storage. Quartz countertops add elegance. Meanwhile, the sushi-style island creates the perfect gathering place.
Double French doors open to a spacious deck and backyard. As a result, indoor and outdoor living connect effortlessly. Relax with family or entertain with ease. Upstairs, a large living area features a second fireplace, a wet bar, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows. Consequently, stunning mountain views become part of everyday life.
The private primary suite offers a spa-inspired bathroom and a generous walk-in closet. Throughout the home, strategically placed windows capture natural light and showcase beautiful views. Furthermore, smart-home technology adds convenience and security. Automated features include cameras, an alarm system, and smart lighting.
Finally, this tranquil neighborhood offers the best of both worlds. Enjoy award-winning schools, easy access to Foothill Boulevard, and a convenient commute to Downtown Los Angeles.
“Millennial homebuyers are no longer a trend on the industry horizon. In fact, they are the new, first-time homebuyers of today. However, only about half of recent millennial buyers were satisfied with the number of options of available homes in their market or price range. Affordable housing continues to be a growing issue. 43% of those surveyed indicated they couldn’t afford to buy a new home or are concerned they won’t be able to.”- Frank Martell President and CEO of CoreLogic
For additional information regarding La Crescenta and its home values, give Phyllis a call @ 818 790-7325
