The neoclassical façade opens into a grand foyer with high ceilings and intentional flow. Original hardwood floors. Crown moldings. Built-in benches and bookcases. Millwork that feels carved, not manufactured. The living and dining rooms are generous and sunlit, each anchored by its own fireplace and framed by oversized picture windows that stretch toward the horizon. The kitchen has been thoughtfully remodeled with a vintage sensibility: stainless steel appliances tucked into a chef-worthy layout. There’s an oak-paneled study, a penny-tile bath, wide hallways, a proper laundry room, basement storage, and four substantial bedrooms upstairs, including a primary suite that feels like it belongs in a novel. Climb the winding staircase and you’ll find a finished attic that begs to become a studio, a gym, or the most charming playroom in Los Angeles.