A beautiful day in Southern California and I’m going to show a spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home that is for sale for the first time in over 40 years. It is over 2400 sq ft. It was constructed in 1950 as a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom house and in the late 70’s or 80’s, the family added on a grand den for entertaining equipped with a wet bar, 2 sliding glass doors, a brick fireplace and an indoor grill along with a stairway way leading you to a second floor spacious primary room with en-suite bathroom, walk-in closet with cedar wood and a balcony. I’m sure this beautiful addition served its purpose and still can for a big family. That was then and this is now. I see a new purpose for this addition. Let’s get real. With today’s high price of homes combined with higher mortgage interest rates and higher price of home insurance - it leaves home buyers looking at a hefty monthly payment. This has made home ownership in Southern California quite challenging. It’s not a bad idea to consider buying with other family members or even living in one part of a home and renting out the other to help with expenses. This home is ideal for that. You just need to seal off a door. In addition, you have a detached 400sq ft garage. The new ADU regulations allow for that conversion as well. And here is my disclosure, for all of you considering buying a home to create an Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU), I advise you to do your thorough due diligence and check with your county and city for regulations, codes, and any restrictions so you know what is possible. Oh did I mention the original part of the house has original hardwood floors under the laminate wood flooring and carpet and the home has a functional intercom system. By the way, this home is near Pico Rivera Golf Course, a family park, Whittier, the 605 freeway , the 60 freeway, and only 10 miles from Downtown Los Angeles. This home also sits in a location qualified for the new Community Lending Program, that may lower a buyer’s interest rates. By the way, if you’re ever in Pico Rivera, I suggest you check out the Dal Rae Restaurant.