2024 Taft Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90068

Nestled in the storied Hollywood Hills, this captivating 3 bedroom, 2-bath European-inspired home from the 1920's offers a blend of historic charm and breathtaking views. Passing through the gated entry, you'll find yourself in a very private haven surrounded by lush, tiered landscaping that creates a peaceful retreat from the city. The home's timeless architecture is showcased by its original details, such as Spanish tile and leaded glass windows in the sun-drenched formal dining room. The grand living room features hardwood floors, high arched ceiling and a striking fireplace, adding warmth and character to the space. The large picture window in the living room floods the space with warm, natural light while framing panoramic city lights views from the iconic Hollywood skyline to downtown Los Angeles. A cozy reading nook with French windows offers a serene spot for relaxation or working from home. Modern comforts like multi-level air conditioning and updated appliances enhance the old-world ambiance. The hallway and staircase, adorned with Spanish paver tiles and elegant wrought iron railings, lead to the 3 upstairs bedrooms with refinished hardwood floors and the main bathroom. The third bedroom accesses a roof top deck with expansive views, perfect for taking in the surrounding beauty, both day and night. The home features a unique bonus room on the lower level with bathroom and a separate entrance, ideal for a gym, studio, or office, enhancing the home's versatility. Entertaining is a delight in the lush backyard patio, a secluded retreat from the city's hustle and bustle, offering a peaceful setting for hosting gatherings or simply enjoying the evening breeze. Located in close proximity to studios, Franklin Village, and Griffith Park, this home offers convenient access to a myriad of dining and shopping options. This secluded residence is a true Hollywood Hills gem, an artist's retreat filled with beautiful details and unique features throughout, making it an irreplaceable piece of Los Angeles history.