OUTSTANDING CONDO ALTERNATIVE! Surrounded by mature trees and hillside greenery, this Mount Washington bungalow carries the feeling of a tree house above the city. French doors open directly onto a large deck with downtown views filtered through the canopy, with the mood changing noticeably from day to evening and Dodger Stadium fireworks visible in the distance.Inside, vaulted ceilings and skylights give the main living space an airy feel, while oversized windows bring in views of the surrounding trees. The living room and kitchen connect easily, with hardwood floors running throughout and direct access to the deck extending the living space outdoors. The kitchen offers generous counter space, classic white cabinetry, and plenty of room to cook or gather with direct access outdoors. The bedroom, with a large walk-in closet, sits quietly toward the rear of the home alongside the adjacent bath, with windows that continue the connection to the surrounding landscape. Outdoor spaces are layered throughout the property. The deck functions almost like a second living room, easily accommodating outdoor dining, work-from-home afternoons, or evenings spent above the city lights. Below, pathways and seating areas wind through the hillside lot beneath mature trees and drought-tolerant landscaping, creating several distinct areas to sit, work, or gather outside. Separate from the main house, a detached studio adds flexibility beyond the main living areas. Previously used as a recording studio, the space works naturally as an office, workspace, editing room, or separate studio space. Vaulted ceilings and a skylight give it an unexpectedly open feel. Located in Mount Washington, the home offers quick access to neighborhood favorites throughout Northeast LA, including a Metro A Line Stop, while still feeling removed from the pace of the city below.

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