The 1975-era home closed at $1 million over asking, Inman has learned exclusively. Buyers have flocked to Sierra Madre, California, for its privacy and access to nature, as many people continue to work remotely.
Source: Inman News
$5.48M mid-century sale is biggest Sierra Madre deal in 20 years
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