Set on a generous lot in the coveted Westwood/Century City pocket, this classic Spanish Colonial Revival bungalow captures the warmth, character, and enduring appeal of old Los Angeles. A sunlit front porch introduces the home, opening into an inviting living room framed by picture windows, soaring barrel ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and a timeless fireplace that anchors the space with quiet elegance. The formal dining room offers beautiful scale and charm, with high coved ceilings creating an effortless setting for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings. Just beyond, the kitchen and breakfast nook retain original architectural details, offering an opportunity to celebrate the home’s heritage while tailoring the space for modern living. A gracious center-hall floor plan provides an easy sense of flow, leading to three well-proportioned bedrooms, including one with an en-suite bath. Additional features include central heat and air, a separate utility room with laundry, and thoughtful details throughout. Outdoors, the expansive rear yard offers exceptional flexibility, whether envisioned for entertaining, play, gardening, or future enhancements. A detached two-car garage further expands the possibilities, ideal for parking, storage, studio use, or creative flex space. Positioned on a picturesque tree-lined street surrounded by manicured homes, the residence enjoys close proximity to Westfield Century City, UCLA, Beverly Hills dining and shopping, and the highly regarded Westwood Charter Elementary School a rare offering in one of the Westside’s most convenient and desirable neighborhoods.