Purchased in March, sold in May; Matt Kalil’s stay in Pasadena was brief but successful.
Just two months after spending $ 3,812 million for a 103-year-old house overlooking Arroyo Seco, NFL veterans and former prominent USC players have sold the place for $ 4,425 million, records show. That’s a $ 613,000 profit to overcome the attack.
Blending Colonial and Craftsman style, the wooden-clad house sits on lush land and is hidden behind a dramatic gate of nearly two hectares. A circular road and broad front yard approach the house, which has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms in nearly 5,000 square feet.
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Formal dining room.
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Main bedroom.
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The gym.
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Two storey house.
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Pastel colors of pink, blue and yellow attract attention in the living room including a library with built-in shelves, a yoga studio with curved window walls and an updated kitchen. The largest room is in the living room complete with wooden walls, hardwood floors, and a Craftsman’s fireplace.
Another fireplace links the main suite, which is equipped with two walk-in closets and opens onto a spacious two-story balcony. Below, column-lined terraces lead to lawns and swimming pools. Angles and waiting rooms across the field include Arroyo, the mountains and Rose Bowl.
Kalil was selected into the Pro Bowl as a beginner after being recruited as a fourth overall in the 2012 draft by the Vikings. The 30-year-old also spent two seasons with the Panthers and signed with Texas last year but was released before the start of the season.
He has a different bond with Southern California. A native of Corona, he played soccer at Servite High School in Anaheim before becoming the first All-American team at USC in 2011.
Nate Poznick and Joshua Silva from HLS Realty hold the list.
