About this home

Great Deal:The estimated price is 3% above the list price. We found 4 Cons,5 Pros. Rank: price - $1.02M(53th), sqft - 1442(38th), beds - 3(50th), baths - 2(50th).

Welcome to this thoughtfully updated 3-bedroom, 1.75-bath California Bungalow located in West Adams Terrace an area affectionately known as "The Avenues." This neighborhood is admired for its architectural character, rich history, and strong community atmosphere. Set on a wide cul-de-sac lined with mature trees and well-kept homes, this property offers a rare blend of charm and modern upgrades in the heart of the city. The home features an excellent floorplan and has been renovated with care and style. Updates include a full kitchen redesign, refurbished and re-stained oak hardwood flooring, central heating and air, a fully renovated second bath, and updated interior doors including the front door. Structural improvements include a foundation retrofit with bracing and bolting, attic insulation, a renovated garage with an upgraded garage door, a redone backyard fence, and fresh interior and exterior paint. A brand-new hot water heater adds further convenience. An added highlight of the property is its selection of mature fruit trees Meyer lemon, Valencia orange, and avocado creating a serene outdoor space with seasonal harvests. The West Adams location offers exceptional proximity to many of Los Angeles' most dynamic neighborhoods: minutes from Culver City, Mid-City, Koreatown, and Baldwin Hills, with easy access to DTLA, USC, Hollywood, and the Westside. Nearby dining options are numerous and exceptional, including Alta Adams, Cento, Cento Raw Bar, Taqueria Los Anaya, Thai Farmhouse Kitchen, Chulita, Mizlala, and Vickie's All Day. Johnny's Pastrami, a favorite local spot, is just a short walk away. Additional notable restaurants on Jefferson Boulevard include Harold & Belle's, Highly Likely, and the newly opened Maydan Market. Cultural attractions within a short drive or Metro ride include The New Beverly Theater and the Academy Museum, part of Museum Row with LACMA, The Petersen, The Craft Contemporary, and the La Brea Tar Pits. The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is also set to open in nearby Exposition Park in 2026.