Woodland Hills Renovation Opportunity | Anita Rich

Woodland Hills Renovation Opportunity | Anita Rich
For Sale. Woodland Hills Renovation Opportunity.

23432 Victory Blvd. Woodland Hill, CA | Call Anita or Michael For A Showing.
23432 Victory Blvd
23432 Victory Blvd
This single-story 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers 1,167 sq ft of living space on a 7,262 sq ft lot. Built in 1959, it features a traditional layout with central air and a fireplace in the living room. While in need of renovation, the home has solid fundamentals and key comforts, making it an excellent opportunity for buyers or investors to renovate and add value. Priced to reflect its condition, it represents strong potential in the Woodland Hills market. Affordable Fixer Opportunity – Great Potential in Woodland Hills The expansive backyard offers room for a pool, outdoor living, and potential for an ADU or home addition (per local guidelines). An attached two-car garage provides secure parking and storage. Located in a desirable Woodland Hills neighborhood on Victory Blvd, this property combines setting and potential—ready to be reimagined into a personalized home with significant equity upside.
23432 Victory Blvd
23432 Victory Blvd
Anita Rich, Keller Williams Studio City
(818) 632-2258
anitaisrich@gmail.com
Michael Persh , Keller Williams Studio City
(818) 749-4633 |
michaelpersh@gmail.com
DRE#02067686
https://therichgroup.la
https://linktr.ee/anitarich
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Keller Williams 12711 Ventura Blvd. #110 Studio City, CA 91604 https://anitarich.real-estate-blog.com/woodland-hills-renovation-opportunity-anita-rich/

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