Listed by PEISHAN HE•DRE #02128562• Pinnacle Real Estate Group
Contact: 626-420-3605
For sale
$359,000
Est. $2,566/mo —
1
bd
•
1 ba
•
717
sq ft
4501 Peck #76, El Monte, CA 91732
About this home
Welcome to Casa Del Prado, a peaceful gated 55+ senior condominium community in desirable North El Monte. This well-maintained upstairs corner unit features 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom in a quiet location with only one shared wall for added privacy. Conveniently located near the stairwell for easy access, the home offers a private enclosed patio—perfect for relaxing, outdoor seating, or enjoying your favorite plants in natural light. Additional highlights include in-unit washer and dryer hookups and a detached one-car garage with a remote opener. Residents enjoy a secure, well-maintained community with convenient access to shopping, restaurants, parks, public transportation, and healthcare facilities, making everyday living both comfortable and convenient. An excellent opportunity for those seeking low-maintenance living in a welcoming senior community.
Hayes, located between Peck Road and Santa Anita Avenue, is a residential and light-industrial El Monte neighborhood with a grid of mid-century streets and a working-rail backdrop. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Valley Boulevard near Peck Road, where auto shops, small taquerías, and warehouse storefronts set a steady, utilitarian rhythm. Housing reads as compact postwar single-family homes and small apartment courts, with wide driveways and mature street trees. Whittier Narrows Recreation Area frames the west with lakeside paths and open fields. The Rio Hondo Bike Path adds a linear route for cycling and walking. Daily life centers on practical errands, local eateries, and park time.
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Offer insights
4501 Peck #76 · $359,000
$361K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $361K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
49 days
The average home goes pending in 73 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.7%
Most homes are selling 1% below list price.
About offer insights
Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Two-level condo with entry at the second floor
Front door located on the second floor
Main floor includes one bedroom and one bathroom
Has central heating
Has central cooling
Primary bedroom located on the main floor
Living room and kitchen on the main floor
Bedrooms
Main floor primary bedroom
Main floor bedroom (additional)
Bathrooms
One full bathroom (main level)
Kitchen
Kitchen included
Laundry & utility
Washer hookup
Gas dryer hookup
Laundry located in closet
Heating & cooling
Central furnace heating
Central air conditioning
Exterior features
Condominium in a multi-family community
One common wall
Views available
No pool
Home design
Attached condominium
Single-story unit within the building (unit listed as 1 story)
Part of a 79-unit community
Parking
One garage space
One total parking space
Security
Controlled access (association amenity)
Construction
Year built source: Assessor
Utilities
Public sewer
District/public water
HOA & community
Part of Casa Del Prado association
Monthly HOA fee of $228
Association covers insurance, water, trash, and grounds maintenance
Senior community
Community described as suburban
Other
Directions: Lower Azusa & Peck Rd
Electricity and solar
View estimated energy costs and solar savings for this home
Senior Citizen(55+)condo complex with park-like grounds. Upstiar unit. (elevator access) New paint, new kitchen floor, newer carpet with own laundry area. Enclosed balcony is bonus. can be office/sitting area. Very conv. location to shopping/bus stop/small pets OK Great price to sell quick 1 car detached garage #76 close to unit.
Public Records
Oct 21, 1983
Sold
$41,000
$57/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,727 (+8.3%)
$48,070 + $120,181
$168,251
2024
$2,519 (+2.1%)
$48,070 + $120,181
$168,251
2023
$2,468 (+3.7%)
$47,128 + $117,825
$164,953
2022
$2,379 (−1.1%)
$46,204 + $115,515
$161,719
2021
$2,405 (+0.3%)
$45,299 + $113,250
$158,549
2020
$2,398 (−2.1%)
$44,411 + $111,030
$155,441
2019
$2,448 (+1.8%)
$43,956 + $109,892
$153,848
2018
$2,405 (+2.1%)
$43,095 + $107,738
$150,833
2017
$2,356 (+2.1%)
$41,422 + $103,555
$144,977
2016
$2,307 (+1.2%)
$41,422 + $103,555
$144,977
2015
$2,280 (+11.6%)
$40,610 + $101,525
$142,135
2014
$2,043 (+12.0%)
$108,700 + $24,300
$133,000
2012
$1,824 (−0.1%)
$94,800 + $21,200
$116,000
2011
$1,826 (−6.3%)
$94,800 + $21,200
$116,000
2010
$1,948 (−12.3%)
$94,800 + $21,200
$116,000
2009
$2,221 (−19.9%)
$103,000 + $23,000
$126,000
2008
$2,774
$116,700 + $29,600
$146,300
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
1
Baths
1
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1981
Finished Sq. Ft.
717
Unfinished Sq. Ft.
—
Total Sq. Ft.
717
Year built
1981
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Los Angeles County
APN
8570029104
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 30, 2026.
MMU
Mixed/Multiuse Zoning District
Consistent with the General Plan Land Use Designation of Mixed/Multiuse. This zoning district allows mixed/multiuse projects combining a complementary mix of housing and nonresidential uses along designated corridors. Such projects can be vertically integrated (commercial ground-floor frontage with residential above the first floor) or horizontal (housing adjacent to commercial and office uses). The scale, size and mix of land uses vary based on the location and character of the surrounding land uses. Densities up to 35 residential units per acre are allowed.; Create opportunities for new mixed/multiuse development along major corridors to provide by-right housing opportunities, reduce automobile dependence, improve air quality and revitalize and transition underutilized sites; Expand available land capacity and zoning tools to accommodate the city's projected need for housing; Encourage commercial and mixed/multiuse development at key intersections and nodes along major corridors and direct exclusively residential developments mid-block; Create a pedestrian-oriented mix of uses with convenient access between area neighborhoods, and among housing, employment centers, and retail services; Facilitate well-designed projects that combine residential and nonresidential uses, either vertically or horizontally, to promote a better balance of jobs, services and housing; Stimulate economic development and reinvestment based upon recognized urban design principles that allow property owners to respond with flexibility to market forces; and Encourage the development of a unique zone character through a streetscape that provides attractive features (e.g., landscaping, niche or linear parks, public spaces, courtyards.) designed to integrate the public realm (e.g., streets, sidewalks.) with development on adjacent private property.
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