There's a strange alchemy in South Robertson: where old-world temples brush shoulders with gas stations, falafel counters, and dry cleaners humming through the night. At 1210 S. Shenandoah #104, you'll find a sprawling 1,467 sq. ft. condo with bones that have been marinating for more than 25 years, waiting for someone with guts, vision, and maybe a crowbar. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms: solid square footage, honest layout, and bathroom tile that whispers of another era when style had grit. This place doesn't apologize for its age; it dares you to see the upside. Step outside and you're two blocks from Robertson, with every necessity and indulgence lined up within an incredibly short distance: temples, markets, cafes, gas pumps, and shops. This isn't turnkey. This is potential. A chance to carve your own narrative into a space that's been holding its breath, waiting for the right set of hands. If you're tired of cookie-cutter gloss and ready to take on something real, something with promise: this is your shot.