5910 2nd, Los Angeles, CA 90043

Description

With its spacious grassy yard, filtered plunge pool, and detached office, this remodeled California bungalow blends timeless charm with modern lifestyle perks in the vibrant heart of Hyde Park. Step inside and feel right at home with inviting spaces and character-rich details, but the real magic awaits outside. The spacious, beautifully landscaped yard is a rare gem in the city. Framed by a sculptural African sumac tree and lush greenery, it offers a peaceful, private escape perfect for outdoor dining, play, or simply unwinding. A filtered plunge pool offers the perfect refreshing respite in the summer, as does the cool ocean breeze that graces the neighborhood in the afternoons. A stylish modern shed with office or studio potential adds even more value and flexibility, while an additional bonus sunroom inside the home is perfect for a second office, gym, or creative space. There's extra space for that container garden you've been wanting to plant. Maybe a future in-ground pool? Feel like you're on holiday, every day! Whether you're hosting gatherings under the open blue sky or working from home in your own backyard studio, this property offers a lifestyle that's hard to match. Upgrades include permitted(!) kitchen and bathroom remodel, newer windows and air conditioning, newer floors and more! Just 2 blocks north of the upcoming bike path to Frogtown (opening soon!), and mere blocks from the Crenshaw Metro line. Established in 1887, Hyde park is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles. With the Crenshaw/LAX metro line, Inglewood stadium complex and Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza developments, this is an amazing opportunity. Destination Crenshaw is just down the street. Reach out for a list of our favorite local places! 15 min from Culver City, Playa Vista, DTLA. Close to favorites like Hilltop Coffee, Somerville, and Jon & Vinny's/Helen's Wines! This is California bungalow living at its finest - cozy, versatile, and full of opportunity.

Features

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• 0.11 Acres
• 1 Story