Built in 1960 in Allied Gardens
in Hacienda Heights, CA is this Palmer & Krisel-designed restoration
opportunity. With a solid form, this home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms
in 1,240 square feet and a includes a rear-yard two-car detached garage on a
6,600 square-foot lot and carries an asking price of $458,300.
The home sits on a wide
east-facing pie-shaped lot which has recently been fenced in for some reason. A
wide lawn sits behind the decidedly anti-modernist fence, and a large shade
tree sits precariously close to the front of the home. Unfortunately all of the
large, floor-to-ceiling four pane windows that were once located on the front
of the home were removed by the current owners, and replaced with shortened,
chest-high mullioned white vinyl windows recently.
Living room |
Living and dining area |
Dining room |
Inside, the living room sits at
the rear of the home, overlooking the backyard through more mullioned replacement
windows. The original fireplace and paneled surround has been maintained, while
the original clerestory windows that were once above the fireplace have again recently
been drywalled over.
Kitchen |
Kitchen - blank wall was once opening to entry |
The original kitchen cabinetry surprisingly
still in intact, and has been retrofitted with composite counters and stainless
steel appliances. The opening to the entry hall has been sealed off, creating a
strange blank wall between cabinet openings that makes the kitchen feel smaller
than it is, while a boob light above the kitchen sink begs to be replaced.
Secondary bedroom |
Secondary bedroom |
Master bedroom |
Guest bath |
The secondary bedrooms are split
from the master, with the master bedroom sited off the entry on the south side of
the home, and the secondary bedrooms located along the north side. The bedrooms
are relatively diminutive in size, and the bathrooms have been updated in new
traditional, not in keeping with the architectural style of the home.
There’s no photos of the backyard
provided, but the detached two car garage sits along the north side of the rear
yard, while the rest of the space contains a patchy lawn that’s about half as
wide as the front yard. A lone tree sits along the south side of the yard,
leaving the rest of the space an opportunity to create a personalized space.
This one has unfortunately been
sanitized, but the bones are still there to work with and restore, should a new
owner decide to make this a restoration.
Check out the full listing on
Redfin.com here: 1702
Armington Avenue
Or Zillow.com here: 1702
Armington Avenue
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