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This 1952 residence in Mt. Washington is the recipient of a recent overhaul that has completely updated the interior of the 1,080-square-foot home.
Fronted by a fun overhanging roofline supported by a V-shaped pair of beams, the house has three bedrooms and a single bathroom, along with a game room, open living and dining area, and a kitchen with brand new appliances.
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Last sold less than three months ago, the remodeled interiors don’t offer much midcentury flare, but glass doors in the living room help open up the space and lead to a very spacious wooden deck with stellar views across the city.
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The home sits on a 4,928-square-foot lot with a hilly backyard equipped with a putting green. There’s also a bit of space beneath the house for outdoor seating or some creative gardening.
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The home last sold for just $400,000, but after its recent renovations (which also included new electrical and plumbing), it’s now asking $825,900.
- 4560 Starling Way [Carlos Valenzuela Rivas | Century 21]
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