The current owners purchased the house in 1968, later finding out that they were moving into the Rossmoyne area, one of the best neighborhoods in Glendale. Their three active, elementary aged children were able to walk to the outstanding local schools and made lifelong friendships while playing at Nibley Park. The Parks playground, basketball and tennis courts were well used along with the field for football and frisbee. Because the neighborhood was so safe and close knit, curfew was when the streetlights came on. When the children were grown, the owners took advantage of the local amenities and actively volunteered in the community schools, theaters and political campaigns while also traveling and going on long early morning walks. As the decades passed, the children always enjoyed coming back to the house for a traditional Christmas Eve celebration and other festivities. Lasting and meaningful relationships were established with the neighbors who always kept an eye out for one another. The house always felt like a warm, wonderful home and it will be long remembered.
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Square Feet
1,676
Lot Size
6,596 sqft
Year Built
1936
Property Type
Single Family Residence
Days on Market
2
HOA Fee
N/A
Garage Total
2
MLS #
26861751
Interior Features
Open Floorplan
Flooring
Wood
Fireplace
Gas, Living Room
Appliances
Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator
Laundry
Inside, In Kitchen, Stacked
Cooling
Central Air
Heating
Forced Air
Garage Spaces
2
Carport Spaces
1
Open Parking Spaces
3
Parking Features
Door Multi, Driveway, Garage, Garage Door Opener, Guest, Porte Cochere, Private
Security
Carbon Monoxide Detectors, Smoke Detectors
Construction
Plaster, Wood Siding
Foundation
Raised
Roof
Concrete, Shake
Sewer
Sewer Tap Paid
Water Source
Public
$0
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Balanced market
Avg. time on market
This is a Balanced Market. Homes are selling at a moderate pace.
Flood Risk
Minimal — not in a FEMA flood zone
Wildfire Risk
Moderate — near wildland-urban interface
Heat Risk
Low — moderate summer temperatures
Earthquake Risk
Southern California seismic zone
Based on price, location, and features