Are you ready to swoon? This beautiful bungalow shines, as it sits perched above bountiful, blooming succulents and colorful drought-tolerant landscaping. Relax on the front porch while gazing at the rows of signature California palms that line the neighborhood streets. A warm terra cotta door draws you into the sun-kissed living room that glows with a pre-dusk afternoon warmth. Original built-ins sit beside the fireplace and anchor the dining room, where you're sure to host decadent dinners with family and friends. Step into the kitchen and find butcher-block countertops, striking black hardware and a new zellige backsplash. A cozy dining nook offers in-kitchen dining, or a spot to plop a laptop and finish the day's work. Peer through the peek-a-boo cut out and catch a glimpse of the sizable bonus room ready to be furnished as you see fit. Whether a TV room, office, or den, you've got plenty of space to kick up your heels. A large bedroom and full bath sit at the front of the home, while two additional bedrooms and a three-quarter bath round out the back of the home. The backyard is a true haven with a mature avocado tree offering shade and privacy, lush green vines, newly installed turf and low maintenance decomposed granite. Sit around the fire pit or dine al fresco, and you'll feel refreshed and enlivened. A sunrise mural lines the long driveway anchored by a two-car garage and gated parking. Updated and remodeled over the years, this home sits on a quiet residential street that's close to USC, museums including the Natural History Museum, California Science Center and the Lucas Museum, BMO Stadium, SoFi Stadium and the Forum. It also offers awesome proximity to all that is happening in West Adams, Jefferson Park and Leimert Park. South LA Caf, Johnny's West Adams, Alta, Chulita, Tartine, Taqueria Los Anaya, Farmhouse Kitchen, All Chill Ice Cream, Mizlala, Vicky's All Day and more are ready for you to explore. You're also near the Expo and Crenshaw Metro Lines, which will take you to DTLA, Culver City, Santa Monica and eventually LAX. Don't let this one get away!
