Built in northeast Granada Hills in 1955 by Murray Strauss
& Associates is this small and efficient midcentury Palmer &
Krisel-designed home. Featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 1,117
square feet and a detached two-car garage on a 7,700 square-foot, this home
carries an asking price of $480,000.
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Front of garage |
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Entry with Victorian door |
The exterior of this north-facing home features a relatively
recently installed low-water using front yard, consisting of new, small plantings
and freshly laid mulch. The detached garage features its original clapboard
siding and distinct clerestories, while the front door has been replaced with a
Victorian-styled door and the windows have been swapped out for mullioned
white-vinyl replacements.
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Living room |
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Dining and living room |
Inside, the living and dining rooms sit towards the rear of
the home, while the kitchen lays at the front while all three bedrooms are
grouped along the west side of the home. The living room provides a view to the
large grassy backyard through mullioned window panes. Missing is the signature
modernist fireplace, as this home was one of a handful throughout the
neighborhood that was built without one. The ceilings have been drywalled over
and can lighting added, while dark laminate floors line the room.
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Kitchen |
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Kitchen |
The galley kitchen sits towards the front of the home, and
features newer raised panel cabinetry, granite counters and mosaic tile backsplashes.
A mix of black and white appliances fill the room, and a vintage ranch-house
style door provides access to the service porch and garage beyond.
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Master bedroom |
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Master bathroom |
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Guest bathroom |
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Secondary bedroom |
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Secondary bedroom |
All three bedrooms are in their original configurations, and
are small and efficient. The master sits at the front of the home while the
secondary bedrooms sit at the rear. Both bathrooms have been updated with clean
and simple materials indicative of a big box store renovation.
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Backyard and back of home |
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Patio and play area |
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Backyard |
The backyard is large, open and grassy, with a small
vegetable garden and thick perimeter plantings. A covered patio sits off the
living room along with a small concrete patio, while a sandy play area sits
adjacent to the patio.
This small modernist home offers an efficient floorplan and
plenty of opportunity to enjoy as-is or restore back to its modernist roots.
Either way, it’s predicted by Redfin.com to be a hot seller, so be sure to see
this one before it goes.
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