Set on a quiet street in prime Rossmoyne, just three doors below Mountain Street, this 1928 Spanish Revival home reflects the architectural roots of one of Glendale’s most admired historic neighborhoods. Rossmoyne was thoughtfully developed in the 1920s with an emphasis on cohesive design, gracious streetscapes, and enduring craftsmanship qualities still evident throughout the area today. A series of deep arches welcomes you at the front porch, where textured plaster and graceful curves immediately highlight the home’s classic character. Inside, the living room feels spacious and inviting, featuring a vaulted ceiling with original wood beams and abundant natural light from a striking arched window. The fireplace anchors the space, flanked by charming niches that echo the home’s signature arches. The dining area flows seamlessly from the living room through wide archways, creating a warm and connected layout. Terracotta floors add character and warmth, while French doors open to the backyard, making indoor-outdoor living easy and enjoyable. The updated kitchen offers generous workspace and thoughtful finishes, blending modern convenience with the home’s original style. All three bedrooms are well proportioned, filled with natural light, and thoughtfully laid out for comfort and privacy. One bedroom opens directly to the backyard, offering flexibility for a home office, guest space, or private retreat. Outdoors, mature ficus trees and drought-tolerant landscaping create a spacious and private garden ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or everyday enjoyment. A detached two-car garage is located at the rear of the property, consistent with the neighborhood’s original planning and lot design. The home has been enhanced with valuable modern upgrades, including fully owned solar panels, a whole-house water softener, a Level 2 EV charger, and a bolted and braced foundation, providing long-term peace of mind while respecting the home’s period integrity. Rossmoyne is prized for its tree-lined streets, architectural continuity, and strong sense of community. Just blocks from Nibley Park, Trader Joe’s, and Whole Foods, this is a neighborhood known for both its historic charm and everyday livability a place where classic architecture and modern life come together beautifully.