4739 4739 Ivy, Pico Rivera, California 90660, Pico Rivera, 90660 - 6 bed, 5 bath
ACTIVE$929,000
4739 4739 Ivy, Pico Rivera, California 90660
6Beds
5Baths
2,460Sqft
10,453Lot
Year Built
1947
Close
-
List price
$929K
Original List price
$929K
Price/Sqft
$378
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
WS25229105
Home ConditionExcellent
Features
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About this home
Location location! An incredible opportunity to live in one and rent the other unit. 2 updated detached homes on a huge lot for a swimming pool or more. The front property totally remolded and was split into 2 units; front has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath & back has 1 bedroom 1 bath. Newly constructed ADU with solar panels, 1,200 sq ft with it's own private back yard for entertaining family , entering to a open-concept layout designed with 3 big bedrooms and 2 bath. Enjoy new kitchen with modern cabinetry and quartz countertops, refreshed bathrooms, new vinyl flooring throughout. Located in great neighborhood close to schools, parks, Whittier Narrow park, 60, 605 Freeways, shopping center, food courts and essential amenities. This opportunity wont last.
Price History
Date
Event
Price
10/01/25
Listing
$929,000
Condition Rating
Excellent
The property features a newly constructed 1,200 sq ft ADU with solar panels, a modern open-concept layout, new kitchen with modern cabinetry and quartz countertops, refreshed bathrooms, and new vinyl flooring throughout. The front property is also described as 'totally remolded' with similar updates to its kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring. Most images confirm these modern, high-quality renovations, including new appliances, contemporary light fixtures (recessed lighting), and updated bathrooms (except for one older-style bathroom shown in Image 4, which is an anomaly given the overall description of 'refreshed bathrooms' and 'totally remolded'). The extensive and recent renovations across both structures, particularly the new ADU, align with the 'Excellent' criteria of being newly built or extensively renovated within 5 years, with components being new or virtually new.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Exceptional Income Potential: The property offers significant rental income opportunities with two updated detached homes (the front property split into two units) and a newly constructed ADU, allowing for a 'live in one and rent the other' strategy.
Brand New ADU with Modern Amenities & Solar: A newly constructed 1,200 sq ft ADU features an open-concept layout, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a modern kitchen with quartz countertops and new cabinetry, refreshed bathrooms, new vinyl flooring, and solar panels for energy efficiency.
Large & Versatile Lot: The generous 10,453 sq ft lot provides ample outdoor space, potential for a swimming pool, and private backyards for both the ADU and the main property, enhancing lifestyle and future development options.
Extensive Recent Renovations: The front property has been 'totally remolded' and the ADU is newly constructed, indicating significant investment in modernizing kitchens, bathrooms, and flooring, which reduces immediate maintenance needs for a new owner.
Prime Location with Excellent Accessibility: Located in a desirable neighborhood with close proximity to schools, parks (Whittier Narrows Park), shopping centers, food courts, and major freeways (60, 605), offering convenience and access to essential amenities.
Cons
Age of Original Structure: The original front property was built in 1947. While extensively remodeled, the underlying infrastructure of an older structure may still present long-term maintenance considerations compared to a fully new build.
Potential for High Density/Privacy Concerns: With the original front property split into two units and a separate ADU, the property effectively houses three distinct living units on one lot, which could lead to reduced privacy for occupants and potential parking challenges.
Ambiguity of Front Property Split: The description states the 'front property totally remolded and was split into 2 units.' The legality and permitting of this split (e.g., if it's a legal duplex or an internal conversion) are not explicitly detailed, which could pose future issues for financing or occupancy.