Beautiful Town Home in the exceptionally desirable Madison Heights neighbourhood in Pasadena. Situated in the Cedar Ridge Complex, this end unit home boasts of several charming characteristics and amenities. On ground level, an airy and bright living and dining area with hardwood laminate flooring, plantation shutters,open floor plan and vaulted ceilings, kitchen with all appliances and granite counter tops, two master bedrooms on the second floor and a balcony with tree top views, a bonus room/den on the basement by the two car attached garage. Enjoy the evenings in the patio surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees, relax in the spa with a glass of wine or walk the dogs in the beautifully secluded garden in the back of the complex. Close to Caltech, PCC, JPL, Huntington Library, South Lake shopping, Restaurants, Museums and freeways. This unique and trendy contemporary home invites you to a new lifestyle that you have been waiting for!
Listing information updated September 15, 2016
776 E California Blvd has 2 bedrooms.
776 E California Blvd has 3 bathrooms.
776 E California Blvd is approximately 1,153 square feet.
776 E California Blvd is listed at $62,700,000.
As of September 15, 2016, 776 E California Blvd is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 776 E California Blvd: 09/15/16 10am to 2pm; 09/15/16 4pm to 7pm; 09/18/16 2pm to 5pm.
Notable features of 776 E California Blvd include Open Floor Plan, Vaulted Ceiling, Laminate Hardwood Flooring, Airy & Bright, Plantation Shutters, Granite Counter Tops, Balcony with tree top Views, Close to Caltech, S Lake shopping, Huntington Gardens, JPL and much more.
Parking at 776 E California Blvd: Garage.
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In most townhouse communities you own the structure and the land under it, while a condo owner typically owns the interior airspace only. That single difference decides who insures the roof and exterior, what the association maintains, and how a lender underwrites the loan. Read the declaration rather than the marketing — some properties sold as townhomes are legally condominiums.
Almost always, though usually lower than a comparable condo's because fewer components are shared. Ask what the fee actually covers (roof, siding, private streets, water), whether reserves are funded, and who is responsible for the shared wall — party-wall repair and sound transmission are the two most common post-closing surprises.
Going deeper? Read our guide to how townhouse ownership differs from a condo.
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