Evoking the charm of Los Angeles’ early architectural heritage, this 1931 Spanish bungalow has been masterfully re-imagined by its current owners, blending timeless character with refined contemporary design. Sunlight cascades through thoughtfully remodeled open-concept living spaces, enhancing the home’s warm ambiance and thoughtful flow. The inviting living room—anchored by an original, custom-designed faux fireplace—seamlessly transitions into the newly renovated kitchen. This designer-curated culinary space features all-new cabinetry, porcelain countertops and backsplash, a built-in dining nook, a generous walk-in pantry, upgraded appliances, and an expansive center island with abundant storage and bar seating, creating an effortless connection between cooking, dining, and living areas.The refreshed main bathroom showcases new built-in cabinetry, a glass shower enclosure, and elevated hardware, while the serene primary bedroom offers abundant natural light and an expanded closet for additional storage. Outside, a quiet and romantic patio enveloped by vine-covered walls, oversized pavers, and ambient string lighting—serves as an idyllic setting for both intimate evenings and stylish entertaining. The detached bonus structure, accessed through French doors that open onto the patio, provides exceptional flexibility for a home office, creative studio, or guest retreat, complete with its own bathroom and laundry. The home’s captivating curb appeal endures with its classic red tile roof, welcoming front porch, and drought-tolerant landscaping. A rare two-car garage, finished with newly installed epoxy flooring, offers additional convenience. Significant upgrades including a new foundation and a new sewer line to the bonus structure further enhance peace of mind. Ideally situated in the heart of Mid-City, the home enjoys proximity to beloved neighborhood destinations such as Jurassic Magic, Highly Likely, and Sonoratown. A compelling alternative to condo living, this fully detached bungalow presents a rare opportunity to own an architecturally significant piece of Los Angeles history.