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There's a particular kind of quiet that comes with a neighborhood people don't want to leave. This is that street. With two separate living rooms, this 3,218-square-foot home gives everyone room to actually live the way they want to. Downstairs stays open for everyday life morning coffee, homework at the counter, friends dropping by. Upstairs, the rec room and home theater become their own world: lights dim, screen glows, and it's a theater, a hideout, a place to disappear from the rest of the house entirely. Then picture the weekend. Coffee outside as the morning cools, then later, the outdoor kitchen doing the heavy lifting while friends spill out onto the patio no one rushing back inside because everything you need is already out there. Inside, the primary suite feels like a private retreat the kind of space that makes you want to linger. A custom soaking tub sets the tone, natural light pours in through windows made for comfort, and the whole room carries that quiet, high-end calm you'd expect from a boutique hotel, not just a bedroom. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and space that flexes to however your life actually works. And when it's time to leave this pocket of Whittier, Los Angeles is only 17 miles away close enough for the city, far enough to come home to something calmer. Homes like this, in a neighborhood like this, don't sit long. Come see why.
Listing agent: Reza Lashkari DRE #02195314 reza@llhomesteam.com, Listing office: Real Broker
MLS data updated 10/17/2026, 12:23:36 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: OC26191601
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$1,350,000Asking price recorded · Sep 30, 2026ZIP 90601 · Sep 2026
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