Last month, the most expensive home sold was 2635 Timberlake Drive, La Crescenta. This mid-century Pinecrest home listed for $1,249,000 and sold for $1,370,000. $121,000 over the seller’s asking price. This home entered escrow March 5th. This was just before the shelter-in-place order. Timing is often everything. Interesting to note the sellers purchased this La Crescenta home in 2006 for $950,000.
Marketing:
This move-in-ready Pinecrest home offers a beautiful yard. Pinecrest remains one of La Crescenta’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Webster Wiley designed its Mid-Century homes for JPL scientists. Today, residents rarely want to leave.
Homes like this rarely come on the market. Instead, the owners have carefully maintained the home.
Inside, real hardwood floors add warmth. Copper plumbing and dual-pane windows provide lasting value. Plus, fresh interior paint and new lighting brighten the home. New landscaping and working irrigation complete the improvements.
An added powder room sits conveniently near the entrance. The main level offers flexible living space. Use the large living room as a family room or formal dining area. The spacious kitchen and dining area can also serve as a family room.
Upstairs, two junior bedrooms share a full bath. The primary suite provides a private retreat. Downstairs, a second suite opens directly to the yard.
Meanwhile, Pinecrest offers underground utilities, street lighting, and wide streets. Just down the hill, Two Strike Park provides recreation and open space. The neighborhood also offers access to award-winning schools. Rosemont Middle School and Monte Vista Elementary are National Blue Ribbon Schools. Monte Vista earned the honor again in 2019.
Finally, shopping and freeway access sit nearby. Crescenta Valley High School also offers Blue Ribbon recognition. This special Pinecrest home combines character, flexibility, and a prime La Crescenta location.
