Main Content

Home » Luxury Real Estate Sale in La Crescenta September 2015

Luxury Real Estate Sale in La Crescenta September 2015

Luxury Real Estate Sale in La Crescenta September 2015: Last month, the most expensive La Crescenta luxury home sale was 4750 Briggs Ave. This four-bedroom, four-bath home is 4,000 square feet on 1/3 acre with a pool. Selling to a cash buyer for $1,520,000, the original structure was sold for $875,000 and torn down in 2005. The present home was constructed in 2007 and sold for $1,680,000.

la crescenta real estate

Marketing for this Luxury Real Estate Sale in La Crescenta in September 2015:

Step into a stunning 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 4,000-square-foot custom-built home on a premium 14,704-square-foot lot in the prestigious La Crescenta neighborhood. Built in 2006, this home perfectly blends elegance and entertainment. Sunlight floods through numerous windows, illuminating the interior. On the first floor, one bedroom with a bathroom awaits. Upstairs, three bedrooms with three bathrooms offer comfort. The master bedroom features a cozy fireplace, sink, luxurious bathroom with an oversized soaking tub, separate shower, and closet room, plus access to a private balcony with a peek-a-boo view.
The gourmet kitchen shines with a modern microwave, oven, dishwasher, large-capacity refrigerator, and ample storage. Separate thermostats control first- and second-floor heating and cooling, slashing electricity costs. Double-pane windows throughout ensure superior noise reduction. Outside, a fenced, deep swimming pool invites diving, while the spacious backyard hosts endless outdoor activities. Top-rated schools sit within walking distance. The safe, welcoming neighborhood, with a nearby police station, enhances peace of mind. This home radiates style and understated elegance.

So is the Southern California real estate market turning?  I don’t believe so, cooling but not turning. Just as a new car experiences depreciation when you drive it off the lot, keep in mind a new home is very desirable.

According to Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, “With sales and overall demand higher than a year ago and supply mostly unchanged, low inventories will likely continue to limit options for those looking to buy this fall even with the overall pool of buyers shrinking because of seasonal factors.”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *