Last seen on the blog in August 2015 as a down
& dirty fixer upper, this midcentury Palmer & Krisel has been
flipped and reimagined for a new owner. With four bedrooms and two bathroom in
1,764 square feet on a 6,900 square-foot lot with pool, the asking price of
this home is $599,000.
The current flippers picked this home up for $350,000 in
September, and got to work permitting the formerly unpermitted carport
enclosure. Adding 400 more square-feet onto the home in the form of a master
bedroom, the home prvides additional legal square footage at the sacrifice of
covered parking. The front of the home has seen a modern wooden fence installed
between the existing masonry pilasters, and the front yard has seen a simple
water-conserving landscape installed.
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| Supergreatroom kitchen |
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| Supergreatroom kitchen dining entry living breakfast nook |
Inside, the home has had the
super-greatroom-kitchen-dining-living room concept applied to it, which reduces
the common living areas to one giant open space, excellent for entertaining but
terrible for division and privacy, making the home appear smaller than it is. Although
the demising wall between the kitchen, breakfast nook and laundry was removed,
the open beamed ceilings were actually left alone and intact. Most flippers
love to cover these up with drywall for some reason.
The other surprising detail left intact was the original
stacked block fireplace, which has merely been painted, where many love to
cover in drywall and stone. One thing that wasn’t changed was the mis-matched
height of the windows surrounding the fireplace – the one on the left sits
higher than the one on the right. Both would have originally been
floor-to-ceiling four-pane windows.
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| Kitchen - those with a keen eye can spot the counter top edge mistake in the lower right corner of the image |
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| Supergreatroom kitchen livingroom |
The kitchen is stock flipper, with white shaker cabinets
with modern pulls topped with composite counters, a central island and
stainless steel appliances, including requisite chunky slide-in range. Subway
tile backsplash is right on cue, placed against the only wall in the kitchen.
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| Master bedroom |
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| Master bath |
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| Master bath |
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| Guest room |
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| Guest bath |
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| Guest bath |
The master bedroom now sits in the converted carport, and
features a beige-toned bathroom at the front of the room with small windows
looking out towards the driveway, while the master suite overlooks the backyard
through a sliding glass door. The three secondary bedrooms are split from the
master, and have been finished identically with mirrored closet doors and
ash-colored fake wood tile. The guest bath has been finished with a
shaker-style marble-topped vanity, and a tub with floor tiles used for the
surround.
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| Pool and back of home |
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| Pool and backyard |
The backyard has seen the pool filled and repaired and
landscape areas filled with gravel. There’s still lots of concrete, but at
least the junk has been cleared off the patio.
With flip, some fixes are good, and some are not. There’s
some hallmarks that flippers can’t help but steer clear from – at least there’s
no boob lights or can fixtures in this home. At the current asking price, not
providing covered parking, this property might be a slow sell, but if you’re
interested, this one appears ready to go.
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