Last month’s most expensive La Crescenta home sale, February 2019, was 4744 Rosemont Ave. This La Crescenta ranch home sold in 2002 for $420,000. It was then purchased less than a year ago, in June of 2018, for $850,000 as a flip. The investors fixed it up, and it sold last month for $1,131,000, which was over $50,000 over their asking price.
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Discover this beautifully remodeled home in a desirable La Crescenta neighborhood, just steps from award-winning La Crescenta schools. Set on an expansive 11,582-square-foot lot, the property offers space, flexibility, and modern comfort.
First, the long driveway provides plenty of parking. It easily accommodates guests, multiple vehicles, or recreational toys. Inside, the open floor plan creates a bright and welcoming living space. Natural light fills the home and flows toward the spacious backyard.
The remodeled kitchen takes center stage. Brand-new Viking appliances complement the updated design and make cooking a pleasure. Meanwhile, the open layout makes entertaining easy.
Outside, the huge backyard offers plenty of room to relax, play, and entertain. It provides a natural extension of the living space. Best of all, the home features major system upgrades. Enjoy a new roof, new copper plumbing, and a new HVAC system. A separate laundry room adds convenience. The attached two-car garage provides additional storage and parking.
With its prime La Crescenta location, large lot, thoughtful updates, and proximity to award-winning schools, this home offers an exceptional opportunity in one of the area’s most desirable neighborhoods. “As home prices rise, significantly more people are choosing to remodel, repair, or upgrade their existing homes. The increase in home equity over the past several years provides homeowners with the means to finance home remodels and repairs. With rates still ultra-low by historical standards, home-equity loans provide a low-cost method to finance home-improvement spending. These expenditures are expected to rise 5 percent in 2019.” Frank Martell, President and CEO of CoreLogic
