Tucked into the hills above the Silver Lake Reservoir, 1712 Rotary Drive is what happens when a classic Eastside bungalow gets a full designer reset — and keeps every bit of its soul.

The kitchen is the flex. Bosch appliances, Taj Mahal quartzite counters, hand-glazed Zellige tile imported from Morocco, and warm white oak cabinetry that plays perfectly against matte black hardware. It’s a kitchen built for actual cooking and for the kind of nights that start with one bottle of wine and end with four.

Light pours through every room. Wide-plank engineered hardwood runs throughout, custom recessed lighting was mapped room by room, and plantation shutters filter the afternoon sun across an open living space that opens straight to the deck. Out there: mature cedars overhead, a glimpse of the downtown skyline through the canopy, and enough room for a long table and a full dinner party.

The primary suite is the retreat you actually use. A custom-fitted closet with integrated LED lighting, pull-out shelving and dedicated rod runs. A spa-grade bath wrapped in fluted oak-look tile with a frameless glass walk-in shower, backlit mirror, and matte black fixtures. French doors open to a private deck — a place for morning coffee before the city wakes up.

The rear yard is a blank canvas — terraced beds already planted, ready for a serious garden or a fenced run for the dogs.
A two-car attached garage means no circling for street parking. A rare luxury in the hills.

And then there’s the location. Steps to the Silver Lake Reservoir’s 2.2-mile loop — the neighborhood’s unofficial living room where the whole community walks, runs, and stretches out on the Meadow. Sunset Junction’s coffee bars, vintage shops, galleries and restaurants sit just below. The Micheltorena and Swan stairs are a short climb away. This is one of the most walkable, most alive corners of Los Angeles, and this house sits quietly above all of it.
Fully remodeled. Move-in ready. Unmistakably Silver Lake.