With original wood floors, beamed ceilings, pocket doors, wainscoting, built-ins, decorative molding, window seating and more, this 1910 Craftsman bungalow exquisitely showcases period details to create a home heavy with character and charm. Bolstered by a long list of updates, including a bolted foundation, a tankless water heater, and updated electrical and plumbing, you can own a piece of history with peace of mind, knowing the hard work has been done for you. Blooming succulents and drought tolerant plants beckon you to the front porch, perfect for a swing or rocking chair. Open the strong, sturdy front door with a fleur-de-lis handle, and enter a home that feels bright and airy as the sun pours into the front windows. The large living room is anchored by a fireplace with original bookshelves on either side. Pocket doors open into the first bedroom, which can also function as an office or a den. The heart of the home is the dining room with bench seating along the window, a large built-in and enough room to host family and friends for game nights or meals. The primary bedroom sits at the back of the home, with a bonus area currently functioning as a large walk-in closet and dressing area. Updated with a nod to the past, the bathroom has a pedestal sink, a large cast-iron tub and shower, and more original built-ins for plenty of storage. The large kitchen is both functional and welcoming. Renovated in 2022, it offers plenty of storage, a laundry area and the entre to the backyard, which is arguably the "cherry on top" of this stunning home. Surrounded by mature privacy hedges on both sides and perfumed by the scent of orange blossoms, this is where you come to relax and unwind. Drought tolerant landscaping, artificial turf and decomposed granite create a backyard that is easy to maintain, while also providing areas for play, al fresco dining, or afternoons in under the shade of the orange tree. A putting green playfully fills the driveway gap in front of the one-car garage. With easy access to DTLA, LAX, Culver City, USC and the Museum Campus, this may just be your new oasis in the middle of LA.