Welcome to a beautifully reimagined Art Deco gem in the heart of Faircrest Heights, where timeless 1930’s architecture meets modern luxury.
Built in 1937—an era when craftsmanship and character defined every detail—this home sits on one of the neighborhood’s picturesque, tree-lined streets, surrounded by other character-rich residences from the same period. The curb appeal is undeniable: clean lines, subtle curves, and classic Deco elements create a striking first impression that feels both vintage and sophisticated. Step inside and you’ll find a complete, high-end remodel that honors the home’s architectural roots while delivering today’s most sought-after finishes. Wide-plank flooring flows seamlessly throughout, grounding the space with warmth and continuity. The stunning kitchen is truly the heart of the home—thoughtfully designed with a generous center island, sleek cabinetry, beautiful quartz counters and stainless-steel appliances, making it as functional as it is beautiful. Lots of windows let in the natural light. The living room offers an inviting space to gather, anchored by a statement fireplace with a beautiful mantle that blends original charm with modern refinement. Just beyond, a separate family room provides additional living space and features a second fireplace—perfect for cozy evenings or entertaining guests. The home features three spacious bedrooms including an en-suite primary, and three fully remodeled bathrooms, each finished with designer touches, clean lines, and a contemporary spa-like feel. The home is over 1600 square feet and every inch has been carefully curated to balance style, comfort, and livability. A private yard offers a serene space to relax and entertain. Other features include dual-pane windows, 200 amp electric panel, luxury vinyl flooring, recessed lighting, central heat/air. Set in a centrally located yet quiet residential pocket of Los Angeles—known for its strong sense of community and peaceful streets —this property offers the perfect blend of character, convenience, and modern living. It’s not just a home—it’s a restored piece of Los Angeles history, elevated for today’s lifestyle.