150 S Vista, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Property Description

Presenting the WB Adams house. Located in the highly coveted historic Miracle Mile North HPOZ. This English revival house still holds many original characteristics from when it was built in 1929. The home was designed by famed architect Julius W. Krause, known for the Superior Court House of California, built around 1890 which is no longer standing. The exterior of the home features a high-pitched roof, large decorative lead glass windows, and a brick archway leading to the front door. Inside the home, you have three floors of living space with four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. As you enter the home, to your right the living room features the fireplace as well as the large windows that welcome plenty of sunlight and very well-kept wooden floors. The dining area is perfect for a large table and gatherings. The kitchen overlooks the backyard and swimming pool so you can stay engaged with friends and family who are enjoying the outdoors. This is a kitchen that you can move in and keep the style as is or it would also be wonderful for someone who has always wanted to make a kitchen in their own design. There is an eating area used for a second table or a great space to open up with the kitchen when making your new design. A utility room and powder room are also located on the first floor. The backyard has an inviting sparkling pool that was resurfaced just a couple of years ago. There is also a detached three-car garage and plenty of space for guests. Upstairs there are two possible rooms that could be the homeowner's rooms. Both very large and both have en suite bathrooms. Two other rooms and the third bathroom are also on this level. The third floor was refinished about a year ago and is connected with the air conditioning and heating system. There is more closet/storage space in this room as well as newer windows and floors. This space is just under 500 square feet that is not included in this listing’s square footage or bedroom count. Also, inside the home, there is a basement mostly used for storage under the first floor. Within a mile of the home, you have The Grove, LACMA, houses of worship and too many restaurants and shops to name.