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ADU? Yes!! What a bonus! One bedroom/one bath apartment above the garage...perfect for a rental or multi-generational living, soooo, get ready to fall head over heels for this Lincoln Park Historic District 1907 gem in, that's right, pristine condition! The moment you roll up, you’ll be greeted by a cozy wrap-around porch, it’s like taking a step back in time, but with all the modern updates you could want, yet with that old-world charm...and YES, it's Mills Act eligible. Walk into the spacious living room and let the flood of natural light from the big, beautiful original 'old glass' leaded windows wow you. There’s a family room that’s all about cozy vibes, thanks to an awesome fireplace, and it even has these cool pocket doors that open up to a seriously impressive dining room. High ceilings, and rich, dark wood details – it’s got all the original swag with hardwood floors, original light fixtures and vintage door hardware. The kitchen? All updated and ready to go with a big pantry, not to mention a handy downstairs bathroom and laundry. Head upstairs and you’ll find four big bedrooms, an office, and a chill-out room perfect for some me-time, reading a book or a long nap. The large, luxurious upstairs bathroom has been brought up to date without tossing out any of that yesteryears magic. A big tub with shower, pedestal sink and a vanity spot that’ll make you feel like royalty. Sitting on a big corner lot, this home has a backyard for whatever?? And, oh yeah, EZ access to a three car garage via wide paved alley. The historic district is known for its annual restoration workshop, historic home tour, it's walkability, classic architecture, and Halloween celebration. Up and coming Lincoln Park was written up in two LA Times stories, it was also on the cover of American Bungalow Magazine and in a KFI News Radio primetime feature. See too why the film and TV industry use Lincoln Park and Pomona for filming. Bonelli Park and Claremont trails are nearby. Also, near public trans, two Metrolink stations, four freeways, four universities, Pomona’s award-winning schools and Pomona Valley Trauma Center. PLUS, the L Line is coming. Close to the park, shopping and the world famous Fairplex with its Children’s Learning Center and the LA County Fair. Enjoy your pick of downtown's three indie coffee houses, award winning Homage Brewery, FOX Theater, The Glass House, AMOCA, and the Arts Colony. Don't miss the chance to own your dream home – seize the opportunity today!
Listing agent: Frederick Van Allen DRE #00553496 fredvanallen@firstteam.com, Listing office: First Team Real Estate
MLS data updated 10/24/2026, 12:54:50 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: PW24037522
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$820,000Closed sale · Jun 3, 2024ZIP 91767 · Jun 2024
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