Tucked behind mature landscaping on one of Harvard Heights’ most picturesque streets, this Mills Act-designated Craftsman is a rare and beautifully preserved example of early Los Angeles architecture. Located in the neighborhood that is home to LA’s only remaining Greene and Greene residence, 1810 Hobart showcases rich original woodwork, soaring ceilings, and generous proportions, thoughtfully enhanced with modern updates for comfortable living. A gracious entry hall leads to elegant formal living and dining spaces, complete with original built-ins, while the updated kitchen features a commercial-grade range and built-in bar for effortless entertaining. The main level includes a guest bedroom and a charming bath with a miniature clawfoot tub. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms and two additional bathrooms are filled with natural light and period character. Outside, the private backyard garden offers mature trees, a pergola-covered built-in gas barbecue, and a versatile bonus space ideal as a home office, guest retreat, studio, or hobby room. Ideally located in the heart of Los Angeles, this home combines historic character with meaningful savings through its Mills Act designation. Energy-efficient upgrades including owned solar panels, an EV charger, and updated mechanical systems further enhance affordability. With Downtown LA, Silver Lake, and the E Line nearby, plus neighborhood favorites like Blue Elephant and Alibi Coffee just moments away, 1810 Hobart offers a rare blend of architectural significance, modern convenience, and everyday livability.