Welcome to 971 Hollins Streeta 1928 Spanish-style gem tucked into the heart of Boyle Heights, where old-world charm meets Eastside attitude. This is not your average listing, and that's exactly the point. With its distinctive brick turret (think French Normandy with a Chicano twist), exposed brickwork, and oval windows that whisper Titanic in the best way, this place gives you feel something vibes from the moment you walk up. Inside, you'll find roughly 1,107 square feet of living space with one legit bedroom on the main floor and a lofted upstairs space that's equal parts writing nook, guest hideaway, or daydreamer's lookout. The home flows with natural light, original architectural details, and a lived-in ease. And then there's the basement. 234 additional square feet of arched-ceilinged space that feels like a DTLA speakeasy tucked beneath your own home. Perfect for a home bar, music studio, art cave, or all of the above. Outside, enjoy a private yard with mature fruit trees, space to garden. Zoned R2 and sitting on a 2,933 square foot lot, there's potential to grow figuratively and literally. Located near Whittier Blvd, 6th Street Bridge, the Arts District, and Downtown LA, this home is your chance to own a piece of Eastside history with the funk and freedom to make it yours.

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