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The Price to Live in the City of Angels Revealed

  • October 1st 2010

by UrbanTurf Staff

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The Price to Live in the City of Angels Revealed: Figure 1

Two weeks ago, we asked readers to guess the price of of a two-bedroom cottage in Los Angeles. Here are some things that we liked about the home for those that missed the post:

1) The family room, with its wide-plank wood floors and French doors that lead out to a deck overlooking the city.

2) The large backyard that has a number of fruit trees.

3) The 300 square-foot space on the lower level that could be used as a studio or home office space.

The Price to Live in the City of Angels Revealed: Figure 2

So how much would you have to plunk down for this property? The price: $699,000. Here is the listing.

The guesses ranged from a low of $380,000 to a high of $900,000. Congratulations to AwkWord1 for getting closest with a guess of $689,000.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/the_price_to_live_in_the_city_of_angels_revealed/2531.

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