Tucked on a corner lot in one of Northeast LA’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this 1924 California bungalow duplex is the kind of find that doesn’t come around often, charming from the street, thoughtfully upgraded where it counts, and set up to work for you from day one.The remodeled unit was reimagined in 2022 with a light touch and a sharp eye. An open, airy layout sets the tone, the kind of easy flow that feels effortlessly California. The kitchen was refreshed with new countertops, backsplash, and hardware. The bathroom got a full makeover — tiled shower, glass enclosure, clean and considered. New windows let the light pour in, and in-unit washer/dryer and recessed lighting throughout round out a space that feels genuinely move-in ready.Step outside and you’ll find something increasingly rare in this city: outdoor space that was actually designed to be lived in. A fire pit area anchored by concrete pavers and string lights sets the scene for slow evenings and easy entertaining. Fresh landscaping, a front yard tree, a rear privacy hedge, and newly installed fencing and gates give the whole property a sense of arrival that feels curated, not accidental.The second unit is currently occupied and comes with its original character intact, and meaningful upside for the right buyer who wants to put their own stamp on it over time.The detached garage has been finished into a bright, recessed-lit workspace, currently used as a home office and creative retreat, flexible bonus square footage for work, studio, or creative use.A driveway offers off-street parking, a small thing that matters enormously in this neighborhood. One unit delivered vacant and ready for your visit. The other is currently leased and generating income from day one, with the flexibility to adapt on your timeline. All of it just moments from the restaurants, coffee shops, and weekend energy of York Boulevard and Figueroa Street.This is Highland Park living with room to grow into it.