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1045 ROSALIND Road, San Marino, CA 91108

Single-family home · 2 recorded sales since 2014

1045 ROSALIND Road, San Marino, CA 91108 Sold December 2017 CRMLS
$6,220,000Sold December 2017

Listing Agent: Benson Lai (DRE #01807393) · Listing Office: Treeline Realty & Investment · Contact: 626-656-2889 · Bought with: Wendy Chen · IRN Realty · MLS #AR16165177 · Source: CRMLS

4
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
6,772
Sq Ft
47,192 sqft
Lot Size
1978
Year Built
Single-family home
Type
3
Garage
Yes
Pool
CentralAir
Cooling
ForcedAir, NaturalGas, Radiant
Heating
Neighborhood
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About this single-family home

This British-style building is located in the California with #1 ranking school district in city of San Marino. Spacious backyard with roses in full bloom, circular driveway with safety wrought iron gates on both entrances. There’s plenty of storage space in 3-car detached garage. The property with beautiful English garden, includes main house and guest house, the main house features 4 bedrooms and study rooms, formal living room and separate family rooms have beautiful large wooden custom fireplaces and bars, as well as a spectacular backyard view at formal dining room. The guest house, approximately has 1,100 ft2, also features 1 suite room + 2 additional full baths, creates the convenience for the guests when you have a pool party. It’s also walking distance to Lacey Park.

Listing description from the December 2017 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$6,220,000
Sold December 2017 · listed $6,392,000, orig. $6,880,000, on market July 2016 · MLS #AR16165177 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Benson Lai · Listing Office: Treeline Realty & Investment · Contact: 626-656-2889 · Bought with: Wendy Chen · IRN Realty
$5,750,000
Sold March 2014 · listed $6,650,000, on market May 2013 · MLS #P0-22175112 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Justin Cheung · Listing Office: Justin Michael Cheung · Contact: (626) 378-8163 · Bought with: PFNon-Member Default · PF NON Member
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