5142 Dahlia
Los Angeles, CA, 90041
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$2,500,000
MLS: SB26087490
Beds
3
Baths
2
Sq Ft
2,032
Lot
0.25 ac
Year Built
1926
MLS #
SB26087490
Days on Market
14
Listed
Apr 28, 2026
Description
Set amongst some of the best homes in Los Angeles, a 1926 Tudor fully reimagined by Gibson House as their primary residence. Three bedrooms, two baths, and 2,050 square feet of quiet, considered interiors. A spacious formal living room anchored by a fluted fireplace and views of the tree-lined street. The Calacatta Viola kitchen opens to a deck off the back of the home — made for the morning coffee ritual. Step out of the den, past a second Calacatta Viola fireplace, onto a 400 sf travertine patio that leads into the oasis. The 11,000 sf lot is the love letter: covered pergola, DG meditation garden with fountain, a new pool set amongst a fruit orchard, all held in by fifty 25-foot cypress. Set back beyond the pool, a 250 sf converted garage — plumbed and ready for full ADU conversion. Dahlia Heights, the best elementary school in the city, is a four-minute walk from the front door. An assumable loan can convey with the home.
Location
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA 90041
Open on Google Maps ↗Listed by: Joshua Gibson · West Shores Realty, Inc.
Payment estimate
$18,078
/ month (est.)
Principal, interest, taxes, and insurance + PMI. Down payment: $250,000 · Loan: $2,250,000
- Principal & Interest
- $14,236
- Property tax (1.25%)
- $2,604
- Homeowners insurance
- $300
- Mortgage insurance
- $938
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Today's Rates
As of May 21, 2026
- 30-year fixed
- 6.51%
- 15-year fixed
- 5.85%
Source: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS). Updated weekly.
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Financing Options
FHA Financing — 3.5% Down＋
First-time and repeat buyers can purchase this Los Angeles home with as little as 3.5% down using an FHA loan — roughly $87,500 down. FHA loans feature flexible credit guidelines and government-backed rates, making homeownership accessible for buyers who haven't saved a large down payment. Seller concessions up to 6% of the purchase price are also allowed.
Assumable Loan — Lock In a Below-Market Rate＋
This Los Angeles property has an assumable mortgage, meaning a qualified buyer can take over the existing loan at its current interest rate — potentially far below today's market rates. Assumable financing can dramatically reduce your monthly payment and total interest cost over the life of the loan compared to qualifying for a new mortgage at prevailing rates. This is a rare and significant financial advantage; ask your agent for the current loan details.
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