About this home

We found 3 Cons,5 Pros. Rank: price - $1.52M(75th), sqft - 2816(75th), beds - 4(75th), baths - 3(69th).

On the slope of Adams Hill, where the city stretches below and sky opens above, this meticulously renewed home is designed to catch the light at every hour. Morning begins through wide picture windows, rising across European oak floors; evenings settle by the fireplace as the city below flickers to life. The entry, with its tall ceilings and double doors, gives way to a living space both open and composed. The kitchen is deliberate in its choices- Bosch appliances, induction cooktop, terrazzo floors, Cambria quartz counters- streamlined and sunlit. Just beyond, the dining room opens to the balcony, a natural pause where meals stretch longer with mountain views in the distance. Upstairs, the primary suite carries its own hearth, an understated gesture that anchors the room. The en suite bath is clean-lined and quiet in terrazzo, while two additional bedrooms share the light, each with thoughtful detailing. Bathrooms across the home echo the same care- custom cabinetry, Toto bidets, considered finishes. The home's rhythm extends to its quieter corners: a main-floor bedroom with balcony doors thrown open, a finished basement ready to flex into a studio, office, or gym. Outside, a pergola shades a quiet lounge area, conversation lingering as the neighborhood hum fades to calm. Beneath the design, every system has been renewed with intention: energy-efficient roof, dual-zone HVAC with heat pump, upgraded 220v electrical circuits. A structure as thoughtful as its spaces. Moments from Adams Square and the vibrancy along Verdugo Boulevard, this is a home with outlook and grounding city lights in view, a sense of retreat at hand.