Rare opportunity to build your own home in one of the most desirable residential neighborhoods near Los Angeles—La Crescenta, known for its top-rated schools, peaceful community, and exceptional quality of life. This property offers a prime chance to create a custom residence in an area where new-construction opportunities are extremely limited. Situated close to the 210 freeway, Korean markets, grocery stores, and numerous dining options, the location provides unmatched convenience while maintaining a quiet residential feel. The lot spans over 5,000 sq.ft., with the county profile reflecting 594 sq.ft. of existing living space and there is a bathroom (profile shows 0 bathroom) as well. The seller currently uses the property as storage and parking, and there is additional unpermitted living space with multi room and a bathroom that has been expanded over time. This parcel sits adjacent to the currently listed 3252 Foothill Blvd commercial property, and while the seller prefers to sell both together, each can be purchased separately. The combination offers unique flexibility for buyers seeking residential development alongside commercial ownership. Don’t miss this rare chance to build a new home in La Crescenta—an area where opportunities like this seldom come to market.
Bedrooms
0
Bathrooms
1
Square Feet
594
Lot Size
5,151 sqft
Year Built
1961
Property Type
Single Family Residence
Days on Market
0
HOA Fee
N/A
Garage Total
0
MLS #
GD26162271
Interior Features
Workshop
Main Level Bedrooms
1
Main Level Bathrooms
1
Lot Features
Zero To One Unit Acre
Sewer
Public Sewer
Water Source
Public
Urban
$0
| Rating | School Name |
|---|---|
10 | Abraham Lincoln Elementary Elementary School |
N/A | Cloud Preschool Middle School |
10 | Anderson W. Clark Magnet High High School |
10 | Valley View Elementary Elementary School |
9 | Crescenta Valley High High School |
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