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17320 Collins St Encino, CA 91316
$1,049,000 | 3 BD | 3 BA | 1,704 SQFT
This Move-In Ready property is located on a beautifully landscaped corner lot with great curb appeal. The huge kitchen is a cook's dream - gorgeous countertops, glass tile back splash, travertine floors, high ceilings, skylight, tons of counter & storage space, large center island. Amazing light throughout! A dining area compliments the room and is great for entertaining! Master suite features a walk-in closet, oversized shower and a tub. Surround sound in living room, wood floors throughout, newer windows, and a fireplace. New roof and new furnace as of 2020. Tons of attic storage storage space in house and guest house. Fabulous, versatile, separate finished guest unit w/bath could be used as a fourth bedroom or is great as an extended family room, office, or multi purpose room. Fruit trees, brick walkways, and a charming front porch. Large, private fenced rear yard includes a covered patio and mature trees for privacy. This is your chance to live in a wonderful home in a great area of Encino! Walk to Balboa Park and playground. The square footage listed does not include a 2 car garage that has been converted to a guest unit.
Community Explore Encino Real Estate
If you are seeking a private, high-end urban haven, Encino is the place for you. The celebrity enclave is centrally located, just north of Bel-Air and Brentwood, with Tarzana to the west, Sherman Oaks to the east, and Reseda to the north.
Whether prospective buyers are searching for hillside living or dwelling in the flats, Encino has quite an inventory to offer on either side of the iconic Ventura Boulevard, one of Encino’s main arteries.
Known as The Valley’s Miracle Mile, the hot spot for upscale shops, boutiques, and dining options can be found on Ventura Boulevard between White Oak and Balboa.
Anchored by several lush parks and stunning grounds, nature lovers can enjoy the five-acre Los Encinos State Historic Park, the Sepulveda Dam, and Sepulveda Gardens.
Much like its neighbor Tarzana, Encino remained somewhat rural well into the 1920s when Hollywood was in need of ranch land to film which would later be sites for classics “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”
Local Favorites
- Okumura Restaurant
- Cici's Cafe
- Le Pain Quotidien
- Larsen's Restaurants
- Wanderlust Creamery
- Vino Wine & Tapas Room
- NARA Mediterranean Bistro and Lounge
- Blu Jam Cafe
- Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex