A TRUE GEM AND RARE FIND IN BRADBURY, CA 

The City of Bradbury is named after Louis Leonard Bradbury, who acquired 2,750 acres of the Rancho Azusa de Duarte; a Mexican land grant awarded to Andres Duarte before California became part of the United States, in 1892. Louis Bradbury built an elegant home on his land and surrounded it by a notable garden that is now the site of the Royal Oaks Manor. Entry to the Bradbury Estate was through either the impressive wrought-iron gates located on what is now called Deodar Lane or from the arched bridge above the historic Pacific Electric Railroad tracks, which stretches between Royal Oaks Drive, City of Duarte and Royal Oaks Drive North, City of Bradbury. This beautifully updated five bedroom/three bathroom split-level home is located in the prestigious City of Bradbury. Situated on a huge lot with a park-like yard including mature avocado, lime, lemon and orange trees. Gorgeous remodeled kitchen with traditional cabinetry, granite countertops, wood floors, tile backsplash and stainless appliances. A true gem and a rare find!

Built in 1963.

2 stories, 3,062 approximate square feet. 2 buildings. Stucco Finish. Composition Shingle roof.

0.463 acre lot. 20155 Square Feet lot dim.