In Escrow 9506-10 National Bl.
Isaiah Angeles • June 20, 2019
In Escrow 9506-10 National Bl. Vacant Triplex
Rare opportunity to purchase completely vacant triplex each unit 1 bed 1 bath in the Castle Heights neighborhood of West LA, just east of the Palms Neighborhood and north of Culver City. There is a separate structure featuring laundry and 3 parking garages. Property sits on a flat, 5100 square foot lot zoned R3 TIER 3 with ALLEY ACCESS. Great opportunity for investment or owner-occupied property. 2 Expo stops are a short stroll away, there is also Starbucks, Vons, and downtown Culver City nearby. High profile employers are occupying major new commercial developments (Ivy Station/HBO, Culver Steps/Amazon) and there a numerous new multifamily projects in various stages on the next few streets east of the subject property on National Blvd.
$1,250,000
3 Units 1 bed 1 bath eacg
1,728 sq. ft. Living Space
5,100 sq. ft. Lot
Alley Access
3 Car Garage
Laundry Room
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