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603 Devonwood Altadena, CA 91001
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Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Lots/Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID P1-23403
Property Sub-Type Lots/Land
Property Description
An unparalleled opportunity awaits! This expansive lot, encompassing approximately 27,565square feet, per the Los Angeles County Assessor's Office, presents a rare chance to design acustom estate or explore development possibilities in one of Altadena's most sought-afterresidential settings. Situated atop Devonwood Road, this location offers a tranquil privatesetting with unlimited potential. The former house, built in 2001, was a 2,960 square foot, fourbedroom, 3 bath modern that boasted beautiful views of the majestic mountains, the city lightstwinkling in the distance, as well as Catalina Island on a clear, crisp day!The parcel now is an idyllic blank canvas for creating a once-in-a-lifetime masterpiece, on a verydesirable site, perfect for entertaining or for placement of infinity pool! With a thoughtfullydesigned two-story build, the original panoramic vistas can be restored. All this close toFarnsworth Park, Rosebowl, and hiking trails. The opportunities abound!The lot is now being offered strictly for land value. Both Phase I and Phase II of theenvironmental cleanup and debris removal have been completed, further enhancing itsreadiness for redevelopment. Past plans can be provided. All buyers will benefit from the orderto streamline and expedite the review process, whether you use the previous renderings, orcreate your own dream home and construct a larger structure.
Location
State CA
County Los Angeles
Direction From Loma Alta, go north on Canon and then turn on Devonwood
Interior
Fireplace No
Exterior
View Y/N No
Others
Tax ID 5843001023
Listed by Dhari Thein COMPASS