3017 4th Street presents a well-located 4-unit multifamily investment opportunity in the highly sought-after Ocean Park neighborhood of Santa Monica. Situated on a 7,512 SF lot, the property offers approximately 3,379 SF of rentable space and features a desirable unit mix consisting of (1) 3-Bed/2-Bath Townhome, (1) 2-Bed/1-Bath, and (2)… Read More 1-Bed/1-Bath units.
The rear unit is a spacious 2-story townhome that includes a private backyard patio, providing a highly desirable living environment and strong tenant appeal. The property also offers immediate upside allowing an investor to achieve market rents or an owner-user to occupy a unit while generating income from the remaining units.
With solid in-place income and clear rental upside, the property operates at a 4.91% CAP rate with the potential to reach a 6.25% pro forma CAP. Located just blocks from the beach and within close proximity to Main Street and Rose Avenue, 3017 4th Street benefits from strong rental demand in one of the most supply-constrained coastal submarkets in Los Angeles, making it an attractive opportunity for both investors and owner-users. Read Less
Property listed by Lyon Stahl Investment Real Estate, Inc., Brett Lyon 3107801899
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
7
Last Updated
Property Type
Quadruplex
Beds
7
Full Baths
5
Square Ft.
3,379
Lot Size
0.17 Acres
Year Built
1953
MLS Number
SB26062867
Additional Details
Building
Built in 1953, Living area: 3379.0, Living area units: SquareFeet, 2 stories, Levels: Two, Entry level: 1, Entry location: 1
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