Located high above Foothill Blvd in sought after La Crescenta, this spacious midcentury home is light, bright and open. Step inside the front door and you are greeted by an inviting great room with beamed ceilings. The open concept flow of the living, kitchen, breakfast room and dining areas creates a massive entertainment space across the west side of the house. The huge formal dining room, which features a cozy fireplace, is the perfect place for hosting large dinners. It could also be easily be utilized as a den or play room. The upper south wing of the house includes the spacious primary suite, complete with its own full bath and private balcony showcasing beautiful views of the foothills. An additional bedroom and full hall bath are located down a short hall. Off the great room at the north side of the house, you'll find a third large bedroom that adjoins to a beautiful new three-quarter bathroom, and an office perfect for your work from home needs. The bottom portion of the home, which features brand new vinyl flooring, includes a flexible bonus space that is accessible through both the interior staircase and an exterior private entrance. This room has a closet and makes a great fourth bedroom, screening room, gym, or studio space. With an additional large laundry room and storage area, the downstairs also has the potential for a re-imagined suite for extended family. Outside, you'll find multiple entertainment areas, including a beautiful stone patio with custom built benches that sits above the street and a ''secret'' garden at the north side of the house featuring fruit trees and vegetable planters. The lower level can be used as additional outdoor play space or could be utilized for RV or boat parking. Just a stone's throw from Dunsmore Park and La Crescenta's Blue Ribbon schools, this beautiful house is ready for you to call home!
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