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Print Money & Company On the Caravan: Five Houses in Los Feliz/Silver Lake May 1, 2007 3:13 PM PT Facebook Twitter Show more sharing options Share Close extra sharing options Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy Link URLCopied! Print This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Brokers’ Caravan is for brokers to see brand-new listings -- but sometimes they are brand-new versions of old listings. Such is the case with 3660 Amesbury in Los Feliz (pictured), a beautifully restored, 5,300-square-foot Spanish Revival with circular staircase and sweeping city views. Originally listed at $4.395 million, it is now back for a second act at $3.695 million. ‘It was listed again at where the market is,’ explained Carole Gillie of Prudential California Realty. Carole, by the way, serves an outstanding virgin Margarita. Local realtor Eugene Ridenour of Prudential California Realty also took me to see 2150 Winona Blvd in Los Feliz: 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 2,900-square-feet, $1.285 million. Hasn’t been on the market in 30 years, and is cluttered. Very cluttered. You’d need X-ray vision to see the bones of this house. Advertisement Across the 5, in once-cheap Atwater Village, 3511 Garden Avenue is a 1300-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath listed at $719,000. ‘This used to be a $500,000 neighborhood, max,’ Eugene observed. 811 Maltman Ave has that Silver Lake vibe -- jammed close to a narrow street, it’s a redesigned, two-story 1925 home with brand-new, distressed Brazilian wood floors, a private courtyard and three balconies. Two bedrooms, two baths, 1,551 square feet on a smallish 3,192-square-foot lot, listed at $839,000. 5146 Los Fancisco Way in Los Feliz was so interesting (classic mid-century post and beam) I’m going to do a separate post on it. 3980 Prospect Ave in the Franklin Hill area of Los Feliz is an airy, 2-bedroom, 2-bath traditional home listed at $789,000, and it’s not going to last. The conversation between Eugene Ridenour and the listing agent went like this: Eugene: Are you open Sunday? Agent: It’ll be gone. Eugene: You already have an offer? Agent: Four. Comments, thoughts, insights? Always welcome. Money & Company Subscribers Are Reading KTLA anchor Mark Mester fired after emotional on-air defense of Lynette Romero For Subscribers Why so many L.A. people are drawn to this tiny, rustic town north of Santa Barbara Fault along L.A., O.C. coast could unleash huge earthquake on scale of San Andreas, study shows For Subscribers Tom Girardi gave millions to Democratic politicians. 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