10923 Belcher, Norwalk, CA 90650

Property Description

Built in 1951, this classic Mid-Century California Ranch offers an opportunity to own a home with genuine period character and a distinct presentation. The sculptural tapered support on the front porch with a geometric opening is a trademark that punctuates the homes individuality. Inside, generous living spaces are filled with natural light from expansive banks of windows. A substantial stone fireplace anchors the main living area, while a second brick fireplace adds warmth and vintage character to the rear living space. The kitchen provides abundant cabinetry, extensive counter space and a functional layout with a window overlooking the rear of the property. While the finishes reflect a later era, the space offers an excellent footprint for a thoughtful renovation that could complement the home's original architectural character. Outdoors, mature landscaping and established trees frame the residence and provide a complementary contrast to the sharp lines of the home. A broad driveway provides generous off-street parking, while the covered rear living area expands the home's usable space and reinforces the indoor-outdoor lifestyle California is known for. Built in 1951, this classic Mid-Century California Ranch offers an opportunity to own a home with genuine period character and a distinct presentation. The sculptural tapered support on the front porch with a geometric opening is a trademark that punctuates the homes individuality. Inside, generous living spaces are filled with natural light from expansive banks of windows. A substantial stone fireplace anchors the main living area, while a second brick fireplace adds warmth and vintage character to the rear living space. The kitchen provides abundant cabinetry, extensive counter space and a functional layout with a window overlooking the rear of the property. While the finishes reflect a later era, the space offers an excellent footprint for a thoughtful renovation that could complement the home's original architectural character. Outdoors, mature landscaping and established trees frame the residence and provide a complementary contrast to the sharp lines of the home. A broad driveway provides generous off-street parking, while the covered rear living area expands the home's usable space and reinforces the indoor-outdoor lifestyle California is known for.