Views of the Hollywood sign and the Griffith Observatory, overflowing with light, charm, original details, and in one of Los Angeles' oldest neighborhoods. This Craftsman home was built in 1907, but made for modern living; from the street, it appears to be a 2-story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms upstairs, and a den, powder room, living room, kitchen, dining room and breakfast nook on the main level. But it's actually built into a hill and has an additional live/work suite on its garden level with a bedroom, bathroom and living area that flows out to the back yard. It also has an office (with its own exterior door), laundry room (with additional refrigerator) and storage closets. This home has been meticulously restored where possible, including rehabilitating the existing original wood windows, solid wood doors, classic tiles, and clawfoot tubs, and renovated where needed: the floors have been leveled and replaced with real oak, dual zone HVAC systems, copper pipes, and a new sewer line. The result is a very livable home for the very modern lifestyle. If you are not familiar with Angelino Heights HPOZ, it is a magical neighborhood; close-knit, diverse, and talented community, with a high walkability score. Echo Park Lake is around the corner, as are Lassen's, a weekly farmer's market, and several hot spot bars and restaurants. Come see why people who move here, rarely ever want to leave.