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Redfin shows the last sale in '99 at $476K, but also shows house was built in '01.

BD

Nothing says modern masterpiece like those flower pots. Someone bring me the head of the stager...

mnsweeps says

is this home the closest I can get to heaven?

If your idea of heaven is:

The backyard beckons to engage one in a prodigious orchard of mature, fruit-laden citrus trees. Recreate to enjoy the seclusion of the azure hued pool and Jacuzzi.

then yes. If your idea of heaven does not include a thesaurus app, then no.

ptiemann says

That zip code sells for $514 / sqft
This house has 6700 sqft
6700 * 514 –> over $3mm
Asking price of $2.3mm sounds reasonable. 3 of the 4 closest listings are asking over $4mm.

That listing doesn't show comps for some reason, but another listing on the same street shows $351/sf average. And the closest listings average about 1.3 million. There are as many under 1 million as there are over 1 million in that area.

91011 includes the super-exclusive properties on the other side of town.

all those Flintridge retirees living off social security sure can afford 2+ million out there.

It looks like someone built a custom house, so this is not apples to apples from the 1999 sale.

Actually, someone bought a dump in 99 for 476K and demolished it and rebuilt your idea of heaven in 2001. Hence the price jump to 2+M.
Not surprising. This happens all the time in the Fortress areas of the bay area where you can see demolition and rebuilds of tract homes - so many of them under construction if you drive around the streets.