A charming Spanish Colonial hacienda tucked away on a corner lot in the Franklin Hills of Los Feliz. Wraparound front gardens and a walled courtyard – anchored by towering cacti, mature plantings, and a Jacaranda – frame the home’s low-slung architecture: classic archways, a red Spanish tile roofline, and a turreted foyer. Inside, the living room is pure romance, showcasing garden views and crowned by a wood-vaulted ceiling. Original details shine: a decorative fireplace, vintage sconces, and built-in niches. Refinished hardwood floors and original wood windows carry the home’s character throughout. A formal dining room with a wrought-iron chandelier flows into the original vintage-tiled kitchen. Off the kitchen, a sunny breakfast room – ideal as a home office – opens to the courtyard through French doors. Three well proportioned bedrooms enjoy abundant natural light and hillside views, including vistas of the Griffith Observatory. Two bedrooms offer direct access to the rear deck – an inviting and private place to unwind. A hall bath with tub and separate shower, laundry area, and a en-suite bath complete the home’s 1,588sf floor plan. Below the home is a substantial garage plus extra storage. Uniquely positioned on a gentle corner with over 90 feet of frontage, the home sits on its own promontory above the street. Close to daily essentials like Baller Hardware and Gelson’s, the shops and dining of Los Feliz Village, John Marshall High School, Lycee International, and Franklin Hills’ newest coffee and wine spot, Reunion & Co.