South of Wilshire, a few blocks west of Western, this highly-desirable property is centrally located between Hancock Park and Koreatown, close to the Wiltern Theatre, the Marciano Art Foundation, and The Ebell, here in the historic core of the city.

Part of a boutique collection of ten single family homes in this small lot subdivision, the architecture reads as a series of interlocking volumes—punctuated by precisely placed apertures that frame light, greenery, and neighborhood context. A disciplined, contemporary composition of concrete, wood, and glass, this residence balances clarity of form with a warm, livable interior.

Inside, the palette is restrained and intentional. Wide-plank oak floors run throughout, grounding a sequence of bright, well-proportioned spaces. Bedrooms are quiet and minimal, with horizontal windows that bring in soft, even light while maintaining privacy. Bathrooms follow suit – crisp, pared back, and executed with a focus on proportion and material continuity.

The main living space extends outward to the patio through a large sliding opening, dissolving the boundary between inside and out. A private patio at ground level, screened by dense planting, functions as an outdoor room—equally suited for morning coffee or evening unwinding.

What distinguishes the home is its clarity. There is no excess here—just thoughtful decisions, well resolved. The result is a space that feels calm, deliberate, and enduring.

Numerous upgrades include custom window shades, new window screens, dimmers on all lights, brand new top-of-the-line washer/dryer, Tesla charger, and high-end storage cabinets in the garage. HOA dues include substantial exterior and interior maintenance.