This Amazing Craftsman is Going to be Demolished! Can It Be Saved?

Coming Soon to the Open Market.
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Located in the heart of Mid-City, a sleeping beauty yearns to be reawakened. This traditional yet exceptional Craftsman built in 1910 has a great flow and amazing architectural features, including original hardwood floors, original fireplace, grand public rooms, and an abundance of light. There are 7 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, formal dining, and a living room with a gorgeous fireplace & Parlor room with direct access to the enclosed Sunroom. The spaces are drenched with plenty of natural light. The lot is spacious with a private yard and detached garage-lots of potential for the right visionary!
This is that rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind home in the heart of Los Angeles. Refresh this house to become the perfect home for your family or develop it into a unique multi-unit rental property! Bring your vision and restore this classic to its glory days.
This 2,900 square foot home includes many of the attributes that make older properties a prized possession, such as high wood-beamed ceilings, numerous large windows, solid wood interior doors, custom millwork and moldings. A beautiful staircase with an elegant wood banister leads to the second floor, where you’ll find five generous-sized rooms with ample closet spaces! With an array of distinctive, well-loved architectural features, such as a covered front porch, the potential for this home is unlimited!
Listed by D Ortega Sotheby.

[@Ang.0910]

Absolutely beautiful! Love all the original wood and built in features! Wish I could save it and move it. Hopefully someone will.

[@KadilakHomes]

I love this home! Its gorgeous!

[@BungalowAgent]

It’s a special place. Just needs a loving new owner.

[@yoboi01]

What is wrong with people.... you can't replicate these houses without spending a ridiculous amount of money. I was floored when I found out the amount of money it would cost to rebuild my craftsman from insurance when we bought it. These craftsman are beautiful art

[@Sukijopa]

When I was a child, we lived in an awesome two story Craftsman with a wrap around porch and two-story garage (alleged to have once been a carriage house, upper floor for hay storage). About half the homes on the street were built late 1800's to early 1900's, and they were all majestic. We were there from 1954-1963, and when my parents sold it, they put up new wallpaper in some rooms, thinking it would be bought by someone who valued the house. It was bought by people who just wanted the land, and they tore down the beautiful house and garage to build apartments. The whole neighborhood is now apartments. No vintage homes left.

[@dyannehorton6848]

Bars on the windows. Love the craftsman

[@lauraheinemann264]

Breaks my heart...such an amazing house...I'm Inluv... 😭😭😭

[@yoboi01]

Is there any info on this house, if they are selling anything from it

[@appreciatinglife4425]

So Michael, was this house saved?

[@xxeliax_bearxx7611]

This house was sold in Aug 11, 2021 for $1.2M which means it got saved! Update: Unfortunately the house was indeed demolished :(

[@cornstar1253]

So any updates on this property? Was it torn down or restored?

[@BungalowAgent]

Thanks for the comment. It was acquired by a developer (I didn't do the sale). Have not been by since the video but have a feeling it is doomed. Google Street View shows no change yet. I do not see a record of any new building permits being filed yet. The is the address: 4525 W 17th St, Los Angeles, CA 90019

[@HarborGuy]

Hoping it gets saved..

[@filipponseele7346]

Save your Past ,or you will have no Future

[@StrawberryCopper]

Bars on the windows.....who'd want to live there???

[@xxeliax_bearxx7611]

Welcome to the LA life

[@angelasullivan4708]

saved that house

[@HisAndHersToo]

Was it torn down?

[@xxeliax_bearxx7611]

No, Fortunately it has an new owner

[@xxeliax_bearxx7611]

No, Fortunately it has an new owner