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Four Bedrooms, Wilshire Blvd. View

Wilshire Blvd. view from the kitchen of one townhome in The Sevens, at Wilshire and Rimpau Blvds in Hancock Park

With apologies to Neil Simon’s “2 Rms Riv Vu,” that’s the kind of urban vibe “The Sevens,” a townhome small-lot-subdivision project on Wilshire Blvd., at Rimpau in Hancock Park, seems to be going after with its view of Wilshire Blvd., the historic spine of LA that runs through our neighborhoods.

There are just three townhomes left in the development, with three sold and one pending,  according to local broker and Windsor Square resident Diana Knox, who gave us a tour earlier this week. Of the units sold, two are occupied with the owners and one is likely to be leased out, added Knox, who has been shepherding the sales since the project came on the market last year.

Each unit has two parking spaces in the ground floor garage, which is immaculate (unlike our own well-used and junk-filled garage), making it almost worth the price – $1,750,000 (the remaining homes are asking $1,595,00).

Moving past the squeaky clean garage, you’ll find a first ground floor bedroom and bath, which can be used as a home office or guest room.

Living and dining area in one of The Sevens Townhomes ([photo from thesevensla.com)
Upstairs are the living spaces, one floor above the street level so it’s quieter (the industrial windows seemed to provide pretty good sound insulation when we were visiting). Also on this level, the kitchen has a sleek neutral design, with Snaidero lacquered cabinets, Kohler fixtures, spiffy Viking stainless steel appliances and floor-to-ceiling windows, which provide lots of light and a nice view of Wilshire Blvd. The kitchen also opens into the living and dining areas.

On the third floor, there are three bedrooms, a master and two smaller rooms.  And on the top floor is a roof deck that we’re told is wired for solar panels should new owners want to install them.  That makes a total of four floors, top to bottom…but the stairs are good exercise!

So far, said Knox, all the buyers have been people from out of the area, who were pleased to find a brand new, four bedroom house in Hancock Park. The Sevens are easy to see if you are interested, and Knox told us someone is there every day from 2-5 p.m., and they will also be open this weekend.

Exterior view of The Sevens (photo from thesevensla.com)

 

 

 

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Patricia Lombard
Patricia Lombard
Patricia Lombard is the publisher of the Larchmont Buzz. Patty lives with her family in Fremont Place. She has been active in neighborhood issues since moving here in 1989. Her pictorial history, "Larchmont" for Arcadia Press is available at Chevalier's Books.

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