In the early 1920's, noted prolific movie theater architects (over 40 circa 1920s movie theaters including the El Portal, Rialto, Bards Hollywood (Vista)) Lewis Arthur Smith and William C Pennell were commissioned to design and build this beautiful 4-plex, in the now historic Western Heights Preservation Overlay Zone (north of the Santa Monica Freeway). The contractor was the well-known theater builder, Lily-Fletcher Construction Co. The four, mostly identical units, are approx. 1,300 sq ft each. Each with a laundry room, dining areas off the kitchen, central hallway. The vacant upstairs "owner's" unit features a dramatic vaulted ceiling (see photo) in the living room, an upgraded kitchen, bath and flooring. Lots of windows and natural lighting throughout. The current tenants are paying well-below market value rents and with some interior upgrading, there is significant income upside. Off-street parking for 7 cars. Located on a diverse residential "Turn of the 20th Century" street with architectural styles including Queen Anne, Craftsman, Tudor Revival and Spanish Colonial Revivals. Many of these residences were designed by noted architects. Separately metered. Some furnished interior photos of the currently vacant unit are from previous tenant. Unit now vacant. Agents, please review the agent remarks.

Listed By CRMLS_CA / Lane Aronson / Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California

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