LOCATED IN THE PRESTIGIOUS BIRD STREETS, this stunning turnkey two-story residence, designed in 1949 by renowned Mid-Century architect John Kewell, AIA, exemplifies the elegance of 1940s architecture combined with the conveniences of modern living. Offering complete privacy, the home has been thoughtfully updated over the years, featuring gallery-white walls, hardwood floors, and expansive walls of glass that seamlessly connect the interior to the outdoors. A Bauhaus-inspired fireplace serves as a focal point, blending form and function with its clean lines and timeless design. The lush property also boasts a beautiful swimmer's pool. The spacious open floor plan combines the living and dining areas, creating an ideal space for entertaining. The adjacent chef's kitchen features a large breakfast nook, a walk-in pantry, and a laundry room. The well-maintained grassy area is perfect for a dog run or children's play area. With 2,605 square feet of living space, the home includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms. A striking gallery wall leads to the primary bedroom, which overlooks the pool and includes a large walk-in closet and a beautifully updated en-suite bathroom. The secondary bathroom serves as a powder room as well as a bathroom for the second bedroom. In addition to the main living areas, a secondary seating area off the living room offers an intimate space for relaxation. The large guest suite (which has previously been used as a home theater), located off the foyer, features its own bathroom and closet, offering versatile usage options.The property includes two covered off-street parking spaces: an oversized single garage and a one-car carport. This home is the perfect blend of mid-century charm and modern living, offering an exceptional living experience in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Los Angeles.

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