Fresh, polished, and full of personality, this reimagined bungalow in Boyle Heights is serving serious design-forward energy for 2026. Behind the crisp and clean exterior, you’ll find a beautifully updated three-bedroom home where modern finishes and classic character strike the perfect balance. Dark trim and doors pop against bright walls, warm wood-style flooring runs throughout, and every room feels clean, cohesive, and effortlessly cool.

The oversized living and dining area is the kind of space that instantly feels good to be in. Recessed lighting, matte black ceiling fans, built-in details, and tons of natural light give the home an airy, elevated vibe while still feeling warm and inviting. Whether your style leans cozy movie nights, dinner parties, or maximalist Pinterest apartment-core, this layout gives you room to make it your own.

The kitchen is truly the star of the show. Scalloped tile floors bring the personality, while the black cabinetry, gold hardware, farmhouse sink, stone countertops, and stainless steel appliances create a look that feels straight out of a boutique remodel account you accidentally spend two hours scrolling. There’s even a full-size washer and dryer tucked seamlessly into the space because practicality matters too.

All three bedrooms offer comfortable layouts and updated finishes, with one featuring direct access to the backyard patio area for an ideal indoor-outdoor setup. Outside, enjoy a private patio space perfect for lounging, container gardening, dining al fresco, or weekend hangs with friends. The property will also come with one included parking space on-site, which in LA always deserves its own love letter.

Located in Boyle Heights with quick access to DTLA, the Arts District, and the 5 and 10 freeways, this home keeps you connected to the city while still giving you the comfort and privacy of single-family living.

Please note: the owner plans to build a future ADU at the rear of the property. The front house will still retain a designated portion of private backyard space for tenant use, and one parking space will remain included for the front house tenants. During the ADU construction period, the owner plans to offer a rent concession to help offset any temporary inconvenience.