T
he Dave Knight Real Estate Team of Keller Williams Realty has announced the return to market of five historic residential properties in South Pasadena after a decades-long absence. These homes were among hundreds acquired by Caltrans for the now-defunct 710 freeway extension and have been transferred to the City of South Pasadena. The properties are now available for viewing during upcoming open houses.

    David Way, CEO of The Dave Knight Real Estate Team, expressed excitement about the opportunity to showcase these time-honored homes. "We're thrilled to be opening the doors again to these historic properties," he said. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance for buyers to acquire and restore them to their original glory."

    The five properties include four single-family homes at 216 Fairview Avenue, 217 Fremont, 225 Fremont Avenue, and 1707 Meridian Avenue, each featuring authentic design elements from bygone eras such as Craftsman, Spanish Revival, and Mid-Century Modern styles. The fifth property is a multi-family lot at 726 Meridian Avenue with three bungalows.

    The City of South Pasadena is known for its safety and livability, making it an attractive location for homebuyers. Open houses will be announced by The Dave Knight Real Estate Team, which represents the City on all prospective offers. For more information, contact David Way at 626-628-1528 or [email protected]. Listings can be viewed at https://daveknightrealestate.com/sopascaltrans.