Recently Sold Homes in Altadena, CA

Recently Sold Home in Altadena, CA:

Tucked away on a private flag lot, this Altadena parcel offers a unique and budget-friendly entry into one of the San Gabriel Valley’s most sought-after communities. With both Phase 1 and Phase 2 debris clearance already completed, the groundwork is laid for a new beginning. The property enjoys views of the nearby San Gabriel Mountains and is located just moments from local favorites like Loma Alta and Farnsworth Parks, hiking trails, and equestrian paths. Cafés, shops, and neighborhood events are close at hand, offering a blend of nature and community life. At this affordable entry point, this lot may appeal to first-time developers or those looking to establish a modest footh

Recently Sold Home in Altadena, CA:

Excellent lot available. Property is being sold AS IS! Buyers should independently verify all zoning, permitting, and rebuilding requirements with Los Angeles County. Phase 1 and 2 have been completed.

Recently Sold Home in Altadena, CA:

Situated at the intersection of Altadena and Thurin, this prime flat and cleared of debree lot offers exceptional potential. Minimal fire impact in the immediate area, with only a few neighboring properties affected. Walking distance to Angeles Forest and Loma Alta Park. The previous home had existing utility connections, including sewer, water, electricity, and gas. The swimming pool remains intact, and several fruit trees have survived. Buyer to conduct their own due diligence and investigations regarding land use and any future building requirements. Property to be sold in its present AS-IS condition.

Recently Sold Home in Altadena, CA:

The original 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom home built in 1950 was unfortunately affected by the recent Eaton Canyon Fires leaving a chance for someone with a new vision to create a new home or someone who wants to restore the old vision of the property that once stood here in the beloved community of Altadena. The property is being sold as-is, and the buyer is responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding future building requirements. This includes consulting with LA County and any applicable agencies to address site clearance, hazardous material removal, and environmental remediation. Prior to the fire, the property had access to all utilities; however, the buyer must independent