1820 Oak Ave Manhattan Beach
You can move right into this turnkey remodeled and updated three bedroom, two bath coastal style Single Family Residence with a white picket fence situated on a gated private corner lot in the Manhattan Beach Tree Section.
The gorgeous open kitchen with top of the line stainless steel appliances, including a French door refrigerator, wine fridge, gas range, quartz center island, and a double basin farmhouse sink truly is the chef's kitchen everyone wants. The kitchen opens to the great room featuring shiplap walls.
Because the house is on a corner lot, you get light throughout the day.
Features of the house include refinished vintage hardwood floors throughout, updated baths featuring quartz countertops and subway tiles, updated plumbing including a tankless water heater, updated electrical system and panel, duct work and vents, and HVAC system with high efficiency heating and an air conditioning unit.
A Tesla Solar roof and Powerwall helps to lower your electricity costs. And as you would expect, the garage is wired for car charging. Enjoy the west facing backyard featuring pavers and artificial turf. And for the golfers in the house, the front yard features a putting green. The detached garage is prefect for other uses (man cave?) and the property has an automatic gate allowing access to the garage.
Located in a highly desirable school district and west of Sepulveda (PCH) you are close to the restaurants and shopping in either downtown Manhattan Beach or the Manhattan Village mall. Convenient freeway access and minutes to LAX, this home is centrally located to enjoy the Beach Cities coastal CA lifestyle. Quite possibly one of the best values in Manhattan Beach right now, put this one on your list to see because you will want it to be your new home.
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ABOUT MANHATTAN BEACH
Manhattan Beach is one of the most desirable places to live in coastal Los Angeles County.
Homes are also quite expensive even by Southern CA standards. How expensive? Recently 3 Manhattan Beach neighborhoods were ranked in the top 12 most expensive in Los Angeles County.
I lived in the Manhattan Beach Sand Section in the 1990’s once on a walk street and another time near Sand Dune park.
There are many reasons people want to live in Manhattan Beach such as fine restaurants, shopping and the excellent school system. Mira Costa High School, has been ranked in the top 1% of all high schools nationally.
Many professional athletes (Lakers, Kings, and Clippers) as well as celebrity movie stars make their home in Manhattan Beach along with successful entrepreneurs, attorneys, doctors and business owners.
There is also easy access to LAX, freeways and that great beachfront.
Do you like surfing? Head down to El Porto to catch some great waves.
Is beach volleyball your thing? You’ll find everything from starters to world class pros here and remember to check out the Manhattan Beach Open Volleyball Tournament during the summer.
Heading east of Sepulveda you’ll find a massive renovation going on at the Manhattan Village mall, more restaurants on Rosecrans and the high end food store Gelson’s now open on PCH.
MANHATTAN BEACH NEIGHBORHOODS
MLS Area 142, the Sand Section is the furthest west. This is the strip of land with the walk street homes and the properties on the Strand. There are both single family and attached and detached Towhomes.
MLS Area 143, the Tree Section and MLS Area 144, the Hill Section are both west of Sepulveda (PCH) and found north and south of Manhattan Beach Blvd respectively. Both neighborhoods are primarily Single Family Residences (SFRs).
East of Sepulveda you find MLS Area 145, Manhattan Village which is a gated master planned community located between Marine Blvd and Rosecrans just east of the shopping area of the same name. The Village has both townhomes and SFRs. The townhomes are zoned as PUD not condo.
Also in East Manhattan you’ll find the MLS Area 147 the Mira Costa neighborhood to the south and MLS Area 146 Manhattan Heights / Liberty Village to the north.
Remarkably, locals also define two other neighborhoods not delineated in the MLS. They are the “Gaslight District” named after the street lights and the “American Martyrs” neighborhood named after the church.
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