Have you ever watched the movie “Father of the Bride? Remember the feeling of love the father, George Banks, played by Steve Martin, had for that home?? It was a home for the generations: parents, kids, and kids’ kids. This is the same feeling many people have moving to Palos Verdes and especially to the coveted Valmonte area. For the first time in 58 years, 3636 Navajo Place is ready to be rehomed to a new family. With a lot over 18,000 sq ft, one of the largest in Valmonte, your mind’s eye can take you to the giant jacaranda tree in the backyard, climbed by generations of kids. Or walk 100 yards to the 2-mile trail that will take you all the way to Malaga beach. Stroll up the street 10 minutes to a Little League game and browse Valmonte Farm & Garden farmers market. Bike over to Palos Verdes Stables or walk 20 minutes to the iconic Los Arboles Rocket Ship Park. The city-view property, situated at the top of a cul-de-sac offers endless possibilities which can support the addition of an ADU, pool, or build up a story (check with city and PVHA) and see Redondo Beach bay! Or keep as is and add an orchard, vegetable, and flower gardens. I started this description with a question about the movie “Father of the Bride.” One of the owners was married in the backyard of this wonderful Valmonte home and their folks celebrated their 60th anniversary here too! I can’t wait for you to see this home. Make an appointment today because, like the best of dreams, this property won’t last long. Tip – Ask your Realtor to download the floor plan from the MLS for you.
