Perched on the West Hill above the Silver Lake Reservoir, this 1938 California bungalow carries a rare piece of Los Angeles creative history. The home was once owned by legendary Disney animator Marc Davisone of Walt Disney’s famed “Nine Old Men,” whose work helped shape classics such as Snow White, Bambi, Cinderella, and Alice in Wonderland.Set behind gates and surrounded by mature trees and greenery, the property feels private and tucked away in its hillside setting while remaining just minutes from the Silver Lake Reservoir and the neighborhood’s cafs, restaurants, and shops.Inside, generous windows bring soft natural light throughout the home and frame leafy hillside views. Original wood floors run through the primary living spaces, and the layout flows comfortably from living room to dining areawell suited to both everyday living and relaxed gatherings.The home offers multiple levels and a flexible footprint, including lower-level bonus spaces and a separate apartment with its own entrance. Together, these areas create opportunities for a studio, guest quarters, workspace, or future expansion.Out back, a large brick patio opens to a private yard surrounded by mature landscapingan inviting setting for outdoor dinners, quiet mornings, or evenings under the hillside sky.Located within the highly regarded Ivanhoe Elementary district and just a short walk to the reservoir loop, the property offers a rare combination of creative pedigree, architectural character, and one of Silver Lake’s most desirable hillside locations.Main house: 1,827 sq ftLower level: 338 sq ftGuest apartment: 502 sq ft