1043 S Victoria Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90019

About this single-family home

Huge Price Reduction!!! Seller is motivated to sell the property.Located in the heart of Country Club Drive, this beautiful home has received a complete upgrade, harmoniously combining the HPOZ style exterior with contemporary interior finishes. Legendary Hollywood film star, Buster Keaton owned this property during the 1940's. The house features newly installed hardwood flooring, luxurious crown molding, and an array of updated hardware, including door knobs and window shutters. The property boasts a host of modern amenities such as a water softener, water heater, HVAC system, solar panel and an upgraded electrical system that allows for an EV charging system. Additionally, the home features advanced e-keys and ring systems for added security and convenience. The kitchen and bathrooms have been fully remodeled to the highest standards. The property also features an automated iron gate with a driveway and ample parking, and the front yard is adorned with a variety of tropical fruit trees including persimmons, orange trees, lemon trees, blueberry, and avocado trees. This exceptional property is truly a must-see.

Listing description from the July 2023 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$1,630,000

Sold July 2023 · listed $1,639,000, on market June 2023 · MLS #23277137 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Mark Hong · Listing Office: KORUS Real Estate · Contact: 213-251-9000 · Bought with: Helen Kim · Dream Realty Asset Mgt, Inc.

$1,305,000

Sold August 2021 · listed $1,249,000, on market June 2021 · MLS #21750732 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Keith Scaduto · Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Realty · Contact: 310-777-6200 · Bought with: Duk Young Yang · New Star Realty

$1,035,000

Sold April 2021 · listed $1,025,000, on market December 2020 · MLS #OC20258126 · Source: CRMLS

Listing Agent: Carrie Esqueda · Listing Office: Colonial Realty Group, Inc · Contact: 951-734-3117 · Bought with: Carrie Esqueda · Colonial Realty Group, Inc

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