If you’ve ever watched Bravo’s real estate docu-series “Flipping Out,” then you’re familiar with America’s most neurotic flipper — Jeff Lewis. Although flipping — buying a home, fixing it up a bit and reselling for a profit — has slowed down a great deal, Lewis’ show gives us a front-row seat to the stresses and anxiety that surround the business of flipping a home.
One of Lewis’ flip projects at 5731 Valley Oak Dr, Los Angeles, CA, is back on the market after making its first for-sale appearance in April 2008. Lewis purchased the home in March 2007 for $1,710,000, fixed it up, then listed it on the market in 2008 for $3,195,000. And, as you can see by Zillow’s price history chart below, the home’s for-sale price bounced around a bit, but has now settled squarely on $2,495,000:
Lewis’ Valley Oak home is a good representation of his style: an open floor plan, clean lines, tasteful decor and high-quality materials. This 3,024 sq ft home is in a gated cul de sac and has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a chef’s kitchen with Viking range, custom cabinetry, built-in Miele coffee maker, Bosch dishwasher, SubZero refrigerator and wine fridge and oversized pantry.
It also features two master suites (yes, there is a trend for two master bedrooms), and the two additional bedrooms have Ann Sacks tile and custom cabinetry. See photos of the Valley Oak property, courtesy Hooked on Houses.
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