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211 N Sierra Vista Street, Monterey Park, CA 91755

Single-family home · 2 recorded sales since 2016

211 N Sierra Vista Street, Monterey Park, CA 91755 Sold December 2016 CRMLS
$760,000Sold December 2016

Listing Agent: Pearl Chen (DRE #01005527) · Listing Office: Re/Max Premier Prop Arcadia · Contact: 626-229-2200 · Bought with: Kevin L Chang · Homeland Realty · MLS #AR16709099 · Source: CRMLS

4
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1,173
Sq Ft
9,289 sqft
Lot Size
1920
Year Built
Single-family home
Type
1
Stories
2
Garage
Yes
Pool
CentralAir, WallWindowUnits
Cooling
Central
Heating

About this single-family home

Large lot (9,289 Sq.Ft.; 50’ x 188’) with lots of potential. Great opportunity for owner user or builder/investor!! Great location within a short distance to the Sierra Vista park, Golden Age Village senior complex, Mark Keppel High School, supermarkets, restaurants, retail stores, and much more. Easy access to the 10 freeway. Currently R-2 Zoning, and Buyer to verify and satisfy self with City. Current gated property has the main house (3 bedrooms, 1.25 bathroom) and the approximately 600 SQFT permitted guest house (1 bedroom + den, 1 bathroom). Remodeled kitchen and bathrooms with granite countertops. Desirable laminated wood flooring. Backyard with swimming pool, enclosed patio (with permit), and a variety of fruit trees such as guava. Alhambra Unified School District.

Listing description from the December 2016 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$760,000
Sold December 2016 · listed $828,000, on market September 2016 · MLS #AR16709099 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Pearl Chen · Listing Office: Re/Max Premier Prop Arcadia · Contact: 626-229-2200 · Bought with: Kevin L Chang · Homeland Realty
$760,000
Sold December 2016 · listed $828,000, on market September 2016 · MLS #AR16710025 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Pearl Chen · Listing Office: Re/Max Premier Prop Arcadia · Contact: 626-229-2200 · Bought with: Kevin L Chang · Homeland Realty
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