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Sold for $4,150,000 · Sep 2025

SOLD

Listed at $4,250,000

Sold

1314 19th Street, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Manhattan Beach, CA

MLS# SB25146587

4,450 Sq Ft • Single Family Home5bd • 6ba
13 days on market

Listing Agent

Julie Lyon

Listing Agent

Lyon Stahl Investment Real Estate, Inc.

DRE #: 01717819

Brokerage: Lyon Stahl Investment Real Estate, Inc.

Property Details

5

Bedrooms

6

Bathrooms

4,450 sqft

Square Feet

2005

Year Built

7,007 sqft

Lot Size

$933

Price/Sq Ft

3

Garage Spaces

N/A

HOA

Single Family Home

Property Type

Description

Welcome to this exquisite East Manhattan Beach residence featuring a south-facing yard on a 7,007-square-foot lot, with 4,450 square feet of refined living space spread across two thoughtfully designed levels. Featuring five spacious bedrooms, six bathrooms, and an office, this residence seamlessly blends comfort, elegance, and functionality. Built in 2005, the home welcomes you with a grand entryway that leads to an expansive, open-concept layout. The main level features a formal living room with soaring ceilings and a striking fireplace, a formal dining room, and a chef’s kitchen complete with a large central island with ample counter space and a large breakfast area. The light-filled great room and living room both flow effortlessly into a charming courtyard perfect for al fresco dining under twinkling café lights. The entertainer’s backyard is a highlight, featuring a vine-covered pergola, stone patio, built-in grill, and outdoor fireplace, creating the perfect setting for memorable gatherings or peaceful relaxation. You’ll also find a versatile bedroom or home office with views of the beautifully landscaped front yard, as well as two bathrooms on this level and a three-car garage. Upstairs, unwind in the lavish primary suite, featuring a fireplace, an oversized walk-in closet, and a remodeled spa-inspired bathroom with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. Three additional en-suite bedrooms offer privacy and space for family or guests, while a beautifully updated laundry room adds convenience. You will also find an office in the upstairs hallway with built-ins. Whether entertaining in grand, light-filled interiors or enjoying the lavish primary suite, this home is a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and an enviable lifestyle. This home’s prime location near top-rated schools, parks, and Manhattan Beach’s renowned shopping, dining, and beaches presents a rare opportunity to own a truly special home in one of South Bay’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

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

Facts & Features

Details

Stories
2
Cooling
CentralAir, Zoned
Heating
Central

Sale history for 1314 19th Street

1 recorded sale

$4,150,000
Sold September 2025 · listed $4,250,000, on market July 2025, 13 days on market · MLS #SB25146587 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Julie Lyon · Listing Office: Lyon Stahl Investment Real Estate, Inc. · Contact: 3103451239 · Bought with: Aazim Rajani · Realty ONE Group United

How this sale compares

1314 19th Street sold for $4,150,000 in September 2025, 2.4% under its $4,250,000 list price, after 13 days on the market. That works out to $933 per square foot on 4,450 square feet. Across 256 closed sales in 90266 over the last 12 months, the median sold price is $3,800,000 and the median is $1,564 per square foot, 68% above this sale's $933.

$933
This sale, per sq ft
$1,564
90266 median per sq ft (12 mo)
$3,800,000
90266 median sold price (12 mo)
256
Closed sales in 90266 (12 mo)
13
Days on market
−2.4%
Sold vs. list price
QuarterClosed sales in 90266Median sold price
Q1 202611$3,155,000
Q2 2026103$3,950,000
Q3 2026106$3,400,000
Q4 202636$4,337,500

Figures are MLS-reported closed sales (CRMLS); ZIP medians cover the last 12 months. Nalren does not estimate values. Recently sold in Manhattan Beach · Homes for sale in 90266

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