4 Beds 2 Baths 1,776 Sq.Ft.
Paradise park?… more like Paradise home! This single story ranch style Southwood stunner has a desirable layout with lots of room to roam and entertain. Get cozy next to your floor to ceiling gorgeous stone fireplace in a sunken living room with a modern, black beamed ceiling. Large dining room and a bonus sitting area perfect for an office sits in the midst of the ultra open floor plan. This home has been remodeled head to toe with designer finishes, custom cabinets, Calacatta quartz counters, new stainless Jenn-Air appliances, and new HVAC. The things you may not notice as easily are the new roof, double pane windows, solid doors throughout, updated plumbing and electrical, and the rear detached garage has been drywalled for that complete package. With a private grassy backyard, avocado tree ready to produce, and cement patio it’s perfect for entertaining. Award winning West Torrance schools, Anza Elementary and Paradise Park just a stones throw away. Just over a mile from the beach.
147,156 people live in Torrance, where the median age is 42.2 and the average individual income is $49,624. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Living in Torrance means enjoying a laid-back Southern California lifestyle, with a focus on outdoor activities and community events. The city is peppered with lush parks like Wilson Park, which hosts a popular farmer’s market twice a week, and the Madrona Marsh Preserve, a natural habitat where residents can explore native plants and wildlife. Torrance Beach, with its serene, less crowded sands, provides a peaceful retreat for beach lovers and offers direct access to the Strand bike path, perfect for cycling enthusiasts.
Torrance is home to the award-winning Torrance Unified School District, which is highly regarded for its academic excellence and robust extracurricular programs. Schools like West High, South High, and Torrance High consistently receive high marks, making the city a prime location for families prioritizing education. Additionally, Torrance is close to several private schools and the El Camino College, which offers a range of educational opportunities and career training programs.
A foodie’s paradise, offering a diverse culinary scene that reflects the city's cultural diversity. You’ll find everything from authentic Japanese cuisine in the city’s Little Tokyo area to trendy cafes and upscale dining options. Popular spots include the Old Torrance area, which is filled with charming restaurants and boutique shops, and the Del Amo Fashion Center, one of the largest shopping malls in the country, featuring high-end retailers, a luxury cinema, and a variety of dining options.
Fostering a strong sense of community, with numerous events and festivals throughout the year, including the Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation’s performances and the Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade. The city is also strategically located, offering easy access to major freeways, making commutes to downtown Los Angeles, Long Beach, and other parts of the South Bay convenient.
Torrance offers an exceptional quality of life with its top-rated schools, vibrant community, and a rich array of dining, shopping, and outdoor activities. Whether you’re raising a family or looking to enjoy a relaxed coastal lifestyle, Torrance provides a welcoming environment that feels like home.
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