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Open Houses This Weekend

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Better take your umbrella this weekend if you are looking at open houses. We’ve edited our Buzz Open House Calendar list a bit this weekend to feature properties we think are of note.

The former mansion of boxing legend Muhammad Ali at 55 Fremont Place is back on the market, this time listed for $13,500,000, down from $16.9 in 2022. The 7 bedroom, 7 bathroom home is over 10,000 square feet and is situated in a large corner lot in Fremont Place. It is one of the most historic homes in Fremont Place, the small gated neighborhood of  73 homes, developed in the early 1900s along the western extension of Wilshire Blvd. near Rossmore Avenue.

The historic mansion was built in 1915 for Martin Henry Mosier, and was designed by architect John C. Austin, the renowned architect of the Griffith Observatory, and Los Angeles City Hall. It’s a special property well-cared for by the current owners.

And, if you missed it last week, 100 South Lucerne Blvd is open again this weekend by local realtor and Larchmont Buzz advertiser Ali Jack. Our realtor advertisers support our ability to deliver timely local news. This is your chance to live one block off Larchmont Blvd.

Charming English Traditional, just one block away from coveted Larchmont Blvd at 100 South Lucerne Blvd. 4 bedrooms + 3 1/2 baths, 2020 sq.ft. features a 2-story rec room, and pool with spa offered at $2,395,000. Open Sunday, April 7, 2-5 pm and Tuesday, April 9, 11 am – 2 pm

Realtors are welcome to post listings on our calendar. It’s free. Just click the green “Submit Event” button on our Open House calendar page to get started or – even easier – just click here.  

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