Historic 1928 River Rock Craftsman Bungalow – A Rare Equestrian property in Stonehurst! Step back in time and discover a true piece of San Fernando Valley history. Nestled within the coveted and protected Stonehurst Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), this authentic 1928 Stonemason Vernacular residence showcases the timeless artistry of master stonework. Built using hand-selected granite boulders and river rocks harvested directly from the nearby Tujunga Wash, this 3-bedroom, 1-bath character home blends rustic architectural heritage with wide-open, semi-rural living. As you approach, the property immediately captivates with its distinct stone pillars, low-slung Craftsman profile, and a tranquil streetscape untouched by modern suburban sprawl. Inside, the home retains its historic integrity, featuring warm wood accents and an inviting layout centered around classic craftsmanship. Outside is where the true magic of Stonehurst unfolds. Zoned for horse-keeping, the expansive lot offers a rare opportunity for equestrian enthusiasts to stable horses, create an agricultural garden, or build out an idyllic country retreat—all while roaming neighborhood peacocks and mountain vistas remind you that you are part of a protected, tight-knit historic community. Experience an unmatched lifestyle where rural tranquility meets urban accessibility.