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For SaleLuxury

$3,295,000

2,801 sqft$1,176/sqft24 days on market

638 N Cherokee Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90004

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed

4

Beds

4

Baths

2,801

Square feet

1936

Built

Listing narrative

Description

Set behind mature hedges and gates on a gentle knoll in Hancock Park, this Monterey Colonial was thoughtfully renovated by June Street Architecture, preserving its original character while introducing a relaxed, contemporary sensibility. A gracious, generously scaled living room features original crown molding, a fireplace, and bay windows that welcome beautiful dappled afternoon light. The dining area opens to the kitchen, where a large center island offers casual seating and gathering space. A flexible breezeway connects the kitchen to a comfortable den, with French doors opening to the pool beyond. A powder room and laundry area complete the main level. Upstairs, an elegant wrought-iron staircase leads to a skylit landing and three bedrooms. The primary suite features separate closets, an ensuite bath with dual vanities, and access to a charming covered porch nestled among the olive trees. Two additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom. Outside, a private backyard is framed by tall hedges, with a pool and spa surrounded by generous spaces for dining, lounging, and entertaining. A separate ADU offers additional flexibility, featuring vaulted ceilings, striking wraparound corner windows, a kitchenette, and a bathroom with shower. Thoughtfully designed for indoor-outdoor living, the property offers a wonderful sense of privacy in the heart of Hancock Park.

Listing agent (MLS): Jenna Cooper · Listing brokerage (MLS): Compass

Property Details

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Price

$3,295,000

Beds

4 bd

Type

House

Home Size

2,801 sqft

Baths

4

Lot Size

0.15 acres

Year

1936

Status

For Sale

Days on Market

24

$ / Sqft

$1,176

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed
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