1834 W 41st Drive

A Craftsman among rows of Craftsman homes, this one will stop you in your tracks. From the grand front porch to the original crown moldings, substantial built-ins, stunning floors and beautiful windows, you'll be in awe of the craftsmanship and reassured by the long list of upgrades. Thoughtfully brought into the modern era by the current owners, you'll find the perfect mix of character and charm bolstered by important things like a new roof, bolted foundation, solar panels, central HVAC and updated electrical. The heart of the home is grounded by a large dining room punctuated by wainscoting and the perfect picture rail. Peek through an original built-in to find a kitchen crafted to blend seamlessly into the home. Fully integrated high-end appliances featuring floor-to-ceiling custom cabinet fronts, an eat-in breakfast bar, quartzite countertops and a coffee station that will make you want to invest in that new home espresso machine. A quaint office sits at the back of the home, an original built-in thoughtfully converted to a desk, with French doors opening onto a sun-dappled deck. The three bedrooms sit along the West side of the home, again offering ample light. With a nod towards the past, the homeowners sourced vintage furniture to create bespoke dual vanities in the guest bath and primary suite, making them perfectly at home with the period-appropriate custom designed hex tiled floors. Outside, drought tolerant landscaping fills the yard, providing verdant views and very little watering. Neighbors walking dogs and gathering on porches make this community one that feels calm and connected. The local block club hosts seasonal gatherings. Nearby, you'll find local favorites like Fuegos, Cafecito de La Crepe, South LA Cafe, Jon & Vinny's and Somerville. Plus, you're just minutes from West Adams hotspots like Johnny's, Alta, Chulita, Tartine, Farmhouse Kitchen, All-Chill Ice Cream, Cento Raw Bar and Maydan Market. Proximity to the Expo and Crenshaw Lines provides easy access to DTLA, Culver City, Santa Monica, Inglewood and LAX, as well as world-class museums, including the newly opened Lucas Museum, USC, BMO Stadium, SoFi Stadium and the Forum.