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4407 Francis Avenue 305, Los Angeles, CA 90005

Condo · 2 recorded sales since 2013

4407 Francis Avenue 305, Los Angeles, CA 90005 Sold April 2025 CRMLS
$710,000Sold April 2025

Listing Agent: Wolsoon Han (DRE #01725217) · Listing Office: Sky Commercial Realty · Contact: 213-368-1122 · Bought with: Kyung-Ah Kelly Lee · Dream Realty & Investments Inc · MLS #25492197 · Source: CRMLS

2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1,310
Sq Ft
22,552 sqft
Lot Size
1973
Year Built
Condo
Type
1
Stories
CentralAir
Cooling
Central
Heating
$578/mo
HOA

About this condo

Arrive home to this beautifully remodeled 2 bedroom, den ( can be used in office or room ) 2, bath spacious contemporary Zen condo located on the TOP floor of a peaceful and quiet three story building in centrally located Hancock Park. Building was completely remodeled in 2008 by developer with elegant timeless finishes, featuring granite kitchen and bathroom counter-tops, stainless steel appliances. Gated building with underground parking side by side. A short drive or walk past some of the loveliest homes in the City takes you to great shops and restaurants in Larchmont Village and the location provides for easy access to Hollywood, Downtown, and freeways. The neighborhood is pedestrian and pet friendly. Across from bucolic Harold A. Henry Park that is perfect for weekend relaxation, morning exercise, and de-stressing in the evening.

Listing description from the April 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$710,000
Sold April 2025 · listed $699,900, on market January 2025 · MLS #25492197 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Wolsoon Han · Listing Office: Sky Commercial Realty · Contact: 213-368-1122 · Bought with: Kyung-Ah Kelly Lee · Dream Realty & Investments Inc
$541,000
Sold December 2013 · listed $549,000, on market November 2013 · MLS #PV13232548 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Lauren Yoon · Listing Office: RE/MAX Estate Properties · Contact: 310-544-9999 · Bought with: Don Lee · New Star Realty Inc
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