6567 5th Ave Los Angeles, CA 90043
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About this home
Welcome to 6567 5th Avenue, where contemporary comfort meets timeless charm in the heart of Los Angeles. This beautifully remodeled single-level Craftsman blends style, function, and flexibility with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths in the main house, plus a detached guest unit and a converted sound studio a $20,000 upgrade perfect for creatives, musicians, or anyone seeking a private workspace. Step inside to a bright, open layout designed for effortless everyday living. The inviting dining area flows seamlessly into the cozy living room and a modern kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and sleek finishes ideal for entertaining or relaxed family dinners. The front bedroom with an en-suite bath serves as the primary suite, while the secondary en-suite bedroom offers a dual-primary option or private guest space. The third bedroom is perfect for a home office, gym, or hobby room. Extensive renovations completed in 2020 include a new roof, central HVAC, updated plumbing and electrical, tankless water heater, motorized gate, astro turf, rain barrels, storage shed, and door camera system. Additional perks include a hot tub and newer kitchen appliances, making this home truly move-in ready. The detached guest unit features its own bathroom and space for a kitchenette ideal for extended family, visitors, or potential rental income. Outdoors, enjoy a fully fenced yard with a motorized gate and low-maintenance landscaping perfect for entertaining.Located on a peaceful tree-lined street, this home is minutes from SoFi Stadium, the Kia Forum, the Metro K Line, and the cultural and dining hubs of West Adams, Downtown Inglewood, and Leimert Park Village. Note: The half bath has been converted into a pantry (plumbing still in place). The current loan is assumable at approximately 3% inquire with the seller's lender. Per plan: Main House is 1153 sq ft and 354 sq ft
Source: CLAW #25609745
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