Located in the hills of Glassell Park, this enchanting detached 1923 Spanish bungalow is a rare example of the architectural character that defines the east side’s most beloved neighborhoods. Thoughtfully updated while honoring its century-old heritage, the home offers a living experience that is both deeply personal and entirely move-in ready.

Original casement windows draw generous natural light across graceful arched doorways and softly curved interiors — period details that feel genuinely irreplaceable. A charming faux fireplace anchors the living space with character and intention, while carefully considered finishes celebrate the home’s Spanish roots throughout. The reimagined kitchen retains its vintage sensibility, now complemented by recently updated appliances that make the space as capable as it is inviting. The primary bedroom is quietly generous in scale, enhanced by an additional half bath that adds an understated touch of luxury. An in-unit washer and dryer, a repurposed utility room suited for a home office or creative retreat, and a walk-in cellar offering genuine bonus potential — wine room, studio, or flex space — complete a thoughtfully considered interior.

A private front yard, two dedicated parking spaces, and a shared yard within a gated community provide everyday ease and a true sense of place. The home has been comprehensively updated with updated appliances, modern HVAC, and tankless water heater.

With neighborhood favorites like Habitat and Civil for morning coffee, Dunsmoor and Wife and the Somm for evenings out, and the creative energy of Highland Park and Atwater Village just minutes away, this is a rare offering where architectural integrity, thoughtful updates, and an exceptional location come together seamlessly.