Keefer, CA homes for sale & real estate

Keefer, CA Homes for Sale

RRICE REDUCED! Steeped in Monrovia history, this unique property blends vintage character with immense upside potential. Originally built as a carriage barn contractor W. H. McCune pulled permits in 1920 to transform the structure into a home. While it began its life as a two bedroom, one bathroom residence the main home has since been expanded to feature 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms and a convenient interior laundry room. Interior features original hardwood floors, classic built-in china hutch in the dining room and built-in shelves in the living room. Under the house a small basement area that possibly once housed the original furnace offers a historic nod to the home’s past. While t

Keefer, CA Homes for Sale

1st time on the market in over 60 years! Iconic 1907 Craftsman home brimming with timeless character, architectural beauty, and endless potential. Set on an expansive oversized lot, this historic gem offers a rare combination of classic craftsmanship and future opportunity. Rich in original charm, the home features the distinctive details that define true Craftsman design—inviting front porch, period woodwork, built-ins, and authentic character throughout. The spacious lot provides exceptional possibilities for expansion, outdoor living, or the addition of an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) for extended family, rental income, or a private guest retreat (buyer to verify). Located in the

Keefer, CA Homes for Sale

Spanning four separate buildings, 137 and 147 N Myrtle Avenue, along with 146 and 148 Stedman Place, the property covers three separate parcels totaling a large 32,485 square foot, block-to-block area of land. Because the City of Monrovia does not have its own restrictive local rent control, the property benefits from higher allowable rent increases under California's statewide AB 1482. This may help a new owner to recapture the approximately 28% in rent upside more rapidly, leading to a more dramatic increase in future cash flow. Monrovia is also not subject to the expensive Measure ULA taxes that burden nearby Los Angeles, allowing investors to keep substantially more profits from buildin