Looking for a character-rich Craftsman home in Jefferson Park? This is it. Originally built for accountant Frederick Eskild Peterson, who favored the area due to its proximity to streetcar lines on Adams and Jefferson Boulevards, this 1911 bungalow is a prime example of the architecturally significant Craftsman homes that make up Jefferson Park’s coveted HPOZ. You’ll be lured in by the details, but you’ll stay for the warm, rich and inviting feeling you get after taking just one step inside. White Oak and Douglas Fir flooring, leaded glass windows, coffered ceilings, a statement fireplace, built-ins, a window seat and wainscoting in both the living and dining rooms make up the home’s signature features. Thanks to an extensive renovation, this beauty has more than just character and history. Fully permitted improvements include a bolted foundation, updated electrical and 200 amp panel, copper plumbing, central HVAC, tankless water heater and EV charger. The kitchen and bathrooms were updated with a nod to the past, but an eye towards modern-day living, so they feel cohesive and intentional. A large primary bedroom plus en-suite bath sits at the back of the home with French doors opening on to a private deck. Sip morning coffee or an afternoon spritz underneath the shade of a large avocado tree. With patio space and a turf lawn surrounded by hedges, jacarandas and mature trees, the backyard provides a secluded escape from everyday life and plenty of room to entertain. Situated on a prime corner lot with a large, detached two-car garage. Close to Expo and K Line stops offering easy access to DTLA, Culver City, Santa Monica and LAX. If it’s food and entertainment you desire, you’ll find the areas hottest spots, including Johnny’s West Adams, Highly Likely, Cento Pasta Bar and Raw Bar, Alta, Delicious Pizza, Mizlala, Tartine, Taqueria Los Anaya, Maydan Market and newly opened whiskey bar, The Little Room, just minutes away. This home has emotion and practicality in a true community. Come take a look!