Listed by William Preciado•DRE #01302534• Century 21 Allstars
Contact: 323-944-9470
For sale
$23,000
Est. $150/mo —
1
bd
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1 ba
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200
sq ft
4849 Peck Rd #37, El Monte, CA 91732
About this home
Update: JULY 30, 2026: Price Improvement!!! Do NOT miss out on this GREAT DEAL!!! Are you looking for an affordable place to live? This Mobile Home may be the" Home Sweet Home" you have been looking for. This home is great for a single person, or a couple, who is looking for that affordable place to OWN! For the price of a car, you can invest in this Manufactured Home, and watch it gain equity at the same time! This Mobile Home will not last long due to its low price but also because of the optimal location it is located in, the city of El Monte! This Manufactured Home offers a small living room area, which can double for another bedroom, small kitchen area and eating area, a walk in shower, and a single bedroom with plenty of closet space. More pictures to follow.
Norwood Cherrylee, located between Peck Road and Santa Anita Avenue, is a residential and commuter-friendly El Monte neighborhood with a grid of mid-century streets and a foothill-framed horizon. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Peck Road corridor near the I-10 ramps, where auto shops, taquerías, and small storefronts set a workaday rhythm. Housing leans toward single-story ranch homes and compact apartment courts with mature shade trees and tidy front yards. Daily routines orbit nearby parks and school campuses, with sidewalks that suit short errands and evening walks. The San Gabriel River corridor and Whittier Narrows area add open-space relief to the urban fabric.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Laminate counters
Awning
Bathrooms
One full bathroom with walk-in shower and standard shower fixtures
Kitchen
Built-in range
Gas and electric range
Laundry & utility
No laundry hookups on property
Flooring
Wood flooring
Heating & cooling
Natural gas heating
Wall/window cooling
Exterior features
Covered front porch
Raised foundation
No fencing
Patio present
Lot density: 0–1 unit per acre
Mobile home remains on site (8 ft by 40 ft)
Home design
Single-story
Entry off Peck Road
One entry level
Parking
Assigned carport (attached)
One parking space
Located in El Rovia Mobile Home Park
Security
Resident manager on site
Accessible features including 32-inch or wider doors and designated parking
Construction
Raised foundation
Year built: source listed as Other
Utilities
Public/district water
Public sewer (sewer connected)
Standard electric service available
HOA & community
Suburban community
Park rules allow dogs
Financial info
Land lease of $1,690 per month (seller provided amount)
Rent includes all utilities
Other
Living area is estimated
Electricity and solar
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As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Public record
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Zoning
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Style
Mobile/Manufactured Home
County
Los Angeles County
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Last updated by owner on Feb 22, 2024.
RMP
Residential Mobilehome Park District
Consistent with the General Plan Land Use Designations of Medium Density Residential or High Density Residential. A majority of the city's 1,300 mobile home units are on land zoned specifically for mobilehome parks.; Provide a variety of multi-family residential dwellings ranging from suburban to more urban standards characterized by multi-story residential structures focused around common open space areas and other amenities to suit a spectrum of individual lifestyles and needs.; Maintain the existing character of the city's multiple-family residential neighborhoods, while providing new opportunities for unit additions and infill housing.; Ensure that the scale and design of new development and alterations and additions to existing dwellings are compatible with the scale, mass and character of their neighborhoods, and protect adjacent properties from unreasonable obstruction of light and air.; Provide for appropriate densities within the ranges established in the general plan.; Create opportunities to develop walkable neighborhoods in close proximity to commercial areas, recreational amenities and different modes of transit.
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