2416 Palm Ave

Welcome to a truly unique home in Manhattan Beach's coveted Tree Section!

This fully renovated masterpiece boasts a breathtaking open floor plan and sits atop a hill with panoramic city views. The home features 5 spacious bedrooms, including an exceptional primary bedroom and luxurious bath. The main floor includes the primary suite, a second bedroom, a gourmet kitchen, open living and dining spaces, and a beautiful fireplace featuring natural stone Perla Veneta to set the perfect ambiance. The kitchen is a chef s dream, showcasing natural stone countertops crafted from Brazilian quartzite, complemented by an Italian mosaic backsplash tile. An 11-foot waterfall island takes center stage, flanked by double-sided White Oak slim-shaker cabinetry and hardware. Premium Zline appliances complete the space, combining style and functionality. The lower level offers 3 additional rooms with bifold doors, along with a second fireplace featuring natural stone Allure creating an entertainer's paradise for lasting memories. With extensive and tasteful renovations throughout, this home speaks for itself the moment you step inside. Don t miss out on this must-see property it won't last long!

This home located at 2416 Palm AVE is currently pending and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 61 days. This property is listed at $3,699,000. It has 5 beds and 3 bathrooms. The property was built in 1961. 2416 Palm AVE is in the Manhattan Beach Tree community of Los Angeles County.

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