1004 Amalia Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90022, Los Angeles, 90022 - 4 bed, 3 bath
ACTIVE$1,050,000$2,715/sqft
Est. Value: $957,387
-8%
AboveEstimate
1004 Amalia Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90022
4Beds
3Baths
2,715Sqft
7,212Lot
Price Vs. Estimate
The estimated value ($957,387.19) is $92,612.81 (8%) lower than the list price ($1,050,000). This property may be overpriced.
Key pros and cons
Top Pros:
Dual Dwelling & Income Potential: The property features two dwellings on a single lot, including a separate, permitted two-story ADU, offering significant flexibility for rental income, multi-generational living, or a dedicated home office.
Top Cons:
Extensive Main House Renovation Required: The interior of the main house explicitly requires 'comprehensive upgrades and modernization throughout,' necessitating a significant financial investment and time commitment from the buyer.
Compared to the nearby listings
Price:$1.05M vs avg $650.0K (+$400,000)96%
Size:2,715 sqft vs avg 984.5 sqft96%
Price/sqft:$387 vs avg $6094%
More Insights
Built in 1926 (100 years old).
Condition: The main house, built in 1926, explicitly requires 'comprehensive upgrades and modernization throughout,' indicating substantial repairs and rehabilitation are needed, especially for the kitchen and bathrooms which are likely very outdated. While the property benefits from a recently converted ADU with modern features like solar power and tankless water heaters, the primary dwelling's condition significantly lowers the overall score, making it not move-in ready without major investment.
Year Built
1926
Close
-
List price
$1.05M
Original List price
$1.05M
Price/Sqft
$387
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
25630381
Home ConditionPoor
Features
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About this home
Property features two dwellings on a single lot. The property consists of a single-family residence and a separate, permitted two-story ADU garage conversion. The interior of the main house requires comprehensive upgrades and modernization throughout. The detached two-story ADU structure offers an upper level loft , while the lower level features one bedroom and one bathroom. The ADU structure includes two bathrooms in total. Sustainable energy features include a solar power system with integrated battery storage and energy-efficient tankless water heaters.
A
Alfonso Montero
Listing Agent
Condition Rating
Poor
The main house, built in 1926, explicitly requires 'comprehensive upgrades and modernization throughout,' indicating substantial repairs and rehabilitation are needed, especially for the kitchen and bathrooms which are likely very outdated. While the property benefits from a recently converted ADU with modern features like solar power and tankless water heaters, the primary dwelling's condition significantly lowers the overall score, making it not move-in ready without major investment.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Dual Dwelling & Income Potential: The property features two dwellings on a single lot, including a separate, permitted two-story ADU, offering significant flexibility for rental income, multi-generational living, or a dedicated home office.
Advanced Sustainable Energy Systems: Equipped with a solar power system with integrated battery storage and energy-efficient tankless water heaters, providing long-term utility cost savings and environmental benefits.
Permitted & Versatile ADU: The detached two-story ADU is legally permitted and offers a flexible layout with an upper-level loft, a lower-level bedroom, and two bathrooms, enhancing its utility and appeal.
Generous Lot Size: A substantial 7,212 sqft lot provides ample outdoor space, privacy, and potential for landscaping or recreational activities in an urban setting.
Total Living Space: With 2,715 sqft across both structures, the property offers considerable living area suitable for larger families or those desiring expansive space.
Cons
Extensive Main House Renovation Required: The interior of the main house explicitly requires 'comprehensive upgrades and modernization throughout,' necessitating a significant financial investment and time commitment from the buyer.
Age-Related Maintenance for Main House: Built in 1926, the main house may present age-related challenges, including potentially outdated infrastructure (plumbing, electrical) that could require further assessment and costly repairs beyond cosmetic upgrades.
Immediate Livability Challenge (Main House): The need for extensive upgrades in the main house means it is not immediately move-in ready, which could be a deterrent for buyers seeking a fully functional primary residence from day one.