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It’s not every day that you come across a home with its own private labyrinth, so gather ‘round because one has just popped up for sale in Altadena.
Located about a block east of historic Farnsworth Park, the property in question contains two separate residences. The main house is a three-bedroom, two-bath Tudor Revival built in the 1920s. Its appealing features include oak floors, coved ceilings, steel casement windows, built-in archways, and a wood-burning fireplace. It’s also got a wooden deck with hot tub.
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The second house is a sweet bungalow cottage built in the 1940s that features one bedroom, one bath, hardwood floors, period tile, a brick fireplace, and a separate laundry room. Per the listing, the home is currently rented, but will be delivered vacant upon close of sale.
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Along with the aforementioned rock labyrinth, which was “built lovingly by the owner and neighbors,” the lush grounds of the .29-acre compound contain an abundance of mature trees, a wildflower garden, and a pond with fountain.
Asking price is $1.189 million, and open house is scheduled from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
- 1000 E. Mt. Curve Ave [L34 Group]