Features

Set above a tree-lined street in a quiet residential pocket between Silver Lake and Echo Park, this beautifully updated 1920s Spanish Colonial Revival home and generous guest house occupy a private, gated lot just blocks from the vibrant stretch of Sunset Boulevard. A charming covered entry, framed by graceful Spanish arches and Saltillo tile, welcomes you into a home that thoughtfully balances historic character with contemporary ease. The main living spaces open to a sun-drenched front courtyard, where lush views of the Silver Lake Hills give way to golden sunsets. Inside, an airy, connected floor plan brings together the living room, den, kitchen, and dining room, with new white oak floors and Zia tile lending warmth and a refined, understated sensibility throughout. At the rear of the home, a spacious en suite primary bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, accompanied by a second bedroom and bathroom. The den provides additional flexibility, with the potential to serve as a third bedroom. Beyond the main house, an enchanting garden unfolds around a Saltillo-tiled patio shaded by olive trees. Across the garden, a generously proportioned ADU offers a beautifully versatile extension of the property, complete with a kitchenette, three-quarter bath, and built-in Murphy bed—ideal for guests, creative pursuits, or a dedicated workspace. Rich in character yet effortlessly livable, this secluded compound offers a rare combination of privacy, flexibility, and neighborhood accessibility, just moments from local favorites including Pijja Palace, Greekman’s, Tacos Royale, Bucatini, Ramona Room, and the many independent businesses that make this corner of Los Angeles so beloved.