December Highest $ Manhattan Beach Home Sale
116 Terraza Place was the most expensive home to sell in Manhattan Beach, California during December 2011. Read more >>
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116 Terraza Place was the most expensive home to sell in Manhattan Beach, California during December 2011. Read more >>
612 John St. was the most expensive home to sell during November. It sold for $5.4 million. This was the home of Northrop Grumman CEO Wes Bush, before the corporate headquarters moved east. The 6-bedroom, 8-bath home is 7,398 square feet and has stunning ocean views. It was built in 2000 on the 9,982 square-foot lot. This home was reviewed by Best Manhattan Beach Homes in September, for its open house debut.
2504 The Strand was the most expensive Manhattan Beach home to sell during October. It went for $5,150,000, primarily for the 3,496 square feet of ocean-front land. The modern home (built in 1956 and remodeled in the 80s) has 3 bedrooms and 4 baths. The property also includes a 1-bedroom, 1-bath income unit. You can’t get closer to the beach in Manhattan Beach and it has awesome Malibu to Catalina ocean views. The asking price started at $7,190,000 in March 2011.
The most expensive home to sell in Manhattan Beach during September was sold off-market. 853 3rd St. went for a cool $16,000,000. This represents the highest priced single family home to sell in Manhattan Beach ever. It is on a large, 11,400 sq. ft., Hill Section lot. The lot is twice the size of neighboring properties. The ocean-view house was built in 2007 with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.
2908 The Strand sold in August for $7,800,000, making it the most expensive home to sell during the month. This 5-bedroom, 5-bath home is 4,142 square feet. It was built in 1931, but has obviously been remodeled since. It is on an oversized (for the Strand) lot of 4,550 square feet, with just over 44 feet of beach frontage. The existing home is livable, but the listing claims it was priced at lot value.
132 3rd Street sold for $5,225,000 in July. At the corner of 3rd Street & Manhattan Avenue it is just a block to the beach. This Sand Section lot is 3,420 square feet with 60 feet of walk-street frontage. The contemporary home was built in 2003. It has 3br/4ba and is 3,728 square feet, which does not include the enclosed patio/beach room. It has unblockable ocean views.
1012 The Strand was the highest-priced, closed sale in Manhattan Beach during the month of February. It sold to a cash buyer for land value at $5,895,000 with multiple bids, after just 2 days on the market. The lot is 3,332 square feet and the existing structure consists of 3 units, built in 1941.