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Built in 1925 by architects Morgan, Walls & Clements and beautifully preserved across a century, this distinguished estate brings together period architecture, richly detailed interiors and thoughtful modern updates within a residence of remarkable scale. The property unfolds through grand formal rooms, intimate gathering spaces and lush grounds that feel deeply connected to the architecture. Beyond a manicured front lawn and iron entry door, a sweeping central hall immediately impresses with checkered marble floors and a striking glass chandelier. A formal piano room lies ahead, while the living room is distinguished by intricate millwork floors, arched French doors opening to the front garden and graceful archways leading into the library. Period details appear throughout, giving each room a sense of history without feeling frozen in time. Across the foyer, a wood-paneled dining room opens to a sunroom, drawing the landscape into the more formal side of the house. The kitchen and adjoining dining area form the heart of the everyday living quarters, joined by a laundry room, full bath and family room, with direct driveway access and a secondary staircase rising to the bedroom level. An adjacent parlor offers another intimate place to gather. On the opposite side of the residence, a substantial addition introduces a larger family room opening onto a covered patio and a series of outdoor settings. French doors punctuate the first floor, allowing rooms to spill naturally into the gardens. Dining and seating areas are woven into the greenery, alongside an outdoor kitchen with a grill and pizza oven. Broad lawns give way to a sculpted labyrinth of hedges, creating an almost secret-garden progression toward the swimming pool. Upstairs, the primary suite and four guest bedrooms comprise the private level. The primary opens to its own outdoor space, with a staircase descending directly to the backyard. Below, the basement reveals another piece of the home's history: a Prohibition-era wine cellar, accompanied by a gym, storage and utility areas. Above the three-car garage, a separate 648-square-foot guest house offers a bedroom, office, kitchen and full bath. A century after it was built, the estate remains defined by what makes homes of this provenance so compelling: grand proportions, character-driven interiors, gardens meant to be wandered and a sense of history that reveals itself slowly as you move through the property.

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 26994931 MLS

Built in 1925 by architects Morgan, Walls & Clements and beautifully preserved across a century, this distinguished estate brings together period architecture, richly detailed interiors and thoughtful modern updates within a residence of remarkable scale. The property unfolds through grand formal rooms, intimate gathering spaces and lush grounds that feel deeply connected to the architecture. Beyond a manicured front lawn and iron entry door, a sweeping central hall immediately impresses with checkered marble floors and a striking glass chandelier. A formal piano room lies ahead, while the living room is distinguished by intricate millwork floors, arched French doors opening to the front garden and graceful archways leading into the library. Period details appear throughout, giving each room a sense of history without feeling frozen in time. Across the foyer, a wood-paneled dining room opens to a sunroom, drawing the landscape into the more formal side of the house. The kitchen and adjoining dining area form the heart of the everyday living quarters, joined by a laundry room, full bath and family room, with direct driveway access and a secondary staircase rising to the bedroom level. An adjacent parlor offers another intimate place to gather. On the opposite side of the residence, a substantial addition introduces a larger family room opening onto a covered patio and a series of outdoor settings. French doors punctuate the first floor, allowing rooms to spill naturally into the gardens. Dining and seating areas are woven into the greenery, alongside an outdoor kitchen with a grill and pizza oven. Broad lawns give way to a sculpted labyrinth of hedges, creating an almost secret-garden progression toward the swimming pool. Upstairs, the primary suite and four guest bedrooms comprise the private level. The primary opens to its own outdoor space, with a staircase descending directly to the backyard. Below, the basement reveals another piece of the home's history: a Prohibition-era wine cellar, accompanied by a gym, storage and utility areas. Above the three-car garage, a separate 648-square-foot guest house offers a bedroom, office, kitchen and full bath. A century after it was built, the estate remains defined by what makes homes of this provenance so compelling: grand proportions, character-driven interiors, gardens meant to be wandered and a sense of history that reveals itself slowly as you move through the property.

626 S Hudson Avenue, Los Angeles

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: James Harris (james@carolwoodre.com) from Listing Office: Carolwood Estates.

$1,350,000

7 units in Prime Koreatown west of Western Ave in a Walker's Paradise (92 Walk Score). A true value-add opportunity with 30% upside (8%+ cap at market), the asset is incredibly well positioned for an investor to steward to new heights with upgrades, unit turnover and potential ADUs. Priced at $192k per unit and a 5.6% cap rate, the offering represents an attractive basis well below replacement cost and competitive cashflow right out of the gate. Most of the upside is concentrated across three longer-tenured units, making the upside capture more manageable. This stretch of Gramercy Dr. is quiet with low density residential and single family homes mixed with mid-sized apartment buildings. Within just a few blocks, residents can enjoy an incredible array of dining, retail and entertainment options including The Wiltern Theatre, Western Plaza and Koreatown Plaza.

9 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths ⋅ 26996819 MLS

7 units in Prime Koreatown west of Western Ave in a Walker's Paradise (92 Walk Score). A true value-add opportunity with 30% upside (8%+ cap at market), the asset is incredibly well positioned for an investor to steward to new heights with upgrades, unit turnover and potential ADUs. Priced at $192k per unit and a 5.6% cap rate, the offering represents an attractive basis well below replacement cost and competitive cashflow right out of the gate. Most of the upside is concentrated across three longer-tenured units, making the upside capture more manageable. This stretch of Gramercy Dr. is quiet with low density residential and single family homes mixed with mid-sized apartment buildings. Within just a few blocks, residents can enjoy an incredible array of dining, retail and entertainment options including The Wiltern Theatre, Western Plaza and Koreatown Plaza.

736 Gramercy Drive, Los Angeles

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Adam Peterson (adam.peterson@cbre.com) from Listing Office: CB Richard Ellis, Inc..

$2,199,000

Set on a picturesque tree-lined street in the Hancock Park Miracle Mile corridor, 942 S Mansfield Avenue is a character-rich 1928 Spanish four-plex offering four unusually spacious two-bedroom residences. Generous living areas and bedrooms, private laundry rooms, individual garages, and beautiful original architectural details create a compelling combination of character, space, and everyday functionality. Spanning approximately 6,862 square feet on an 8,337-square-foot lot, the property showcases arched windows and doorways, original hardwood flooring, built-in cabinetry, intricate woodwork, wrought-iron balconies, Spanish tile accents, and gracious formal dining rooms. Large windows bring abundant natural light into the residences, while private balconies offer additional outdoor living space and treetop neighborhood views. Each residence has its own character and finishes, with select updates incorporated over time. One unit features a refreshed kitchen with Shaker-style cabinetry and quartz countertops, while the building retains the warmth and charm of its original architecture. Central HVAC provides modern-day comfort, while dedicated in-unit laundry rooms and four private one-car garages add convenience rarely found in a property of this era. Ideally positioned between Wilshire and Olympic Boulevards and Highland and La Brea Avenues, the property offers convenient access to Hancock Park, Miracle Mile, and Mid-Wilshire. LACMA, the Academy Museum, La Brea Tar Pits, The Grove and Original Farmers Market, along with an abundance of dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, are all nearby. With its generous floor plans, preserved architectural character, and desirable central Los Angeles setting, 942 S Mansfield Avenue presents a distinctive multifamily opportunity with enduring appeal.

8 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 26993945 MLS

Set on a picturesque tree-lined street in the Hancock Park Miracle Mile corridor, 942 S Mansfield Avenue is a character-rich 1928 Spanish four-plex offering four unusually spacious two-bedroom residences. Generous living areas and bedrooms, private laundry rooms, individual garages, and beautiful original architectural details create a compelling combination of character, space, and everyday functionality. Spanning approximately 6,862 square feet on an 8,337-square-foot lot, the property showcases arched windows and doorways, original hardwood flooring, built-in cabinetry, intricate woodwork, wrought-iron balconies, Spanish tile accents, and gracious formal dining rooms. Large windows bring abundant natural light into the residences, while private balconies offer additional outdoor living space and treetop neighborhood views. Each residence has its own character and finishes, with select updates incorporated over time. One unit features a refreshed kitchen with Shaker-style cabinetry and quartz countertops, while the building retains the warmth and charm of its original architecture. Central HVAC provides modern-day comfort, while dedicated in-unit laundry rooms and four private one-car garages add convenience rarely found in a property of this era. Ideally positioned between Wilshire and Olympic Boulevards and Highland and La Brea Avenues, the property offers convenient access to Hancock Park, Miracle Mile, and Mid-Wilshire. LACMA, the Academy Museum, La Brea Tar Pits, The Grove and Original Farmers Market, along with an abundance of dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, are all nearby. With its generous floor plans, preserved architectural character, and desirable central Los Angeles setting, 942 S Mansfield Avenue presents a distinctive multifamily opportunity with enduring appeal.

942 S Mansfield Ave, Los Angeles

Courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Propert, Meredith Schlosser - CA DRE#01910316

$2,199,000

Set on a picturesque tree-lined street in the Hancock Park Miracle Mile corridor, 942 S Mansfield Avenue is a character-rich 1928 Spanish four-plex offering four unusually spacious two-bedroom residences. Generous living areas and bedrooms, private laundry rooms, individual garages, and beautiful original architectural details create a compelling combination of character, space, and everyday functionality. Spanning approximately 6,862 square feet on an 8,337-square-foot lot, the property showcases arched windows and doorways, original hardwood flooring, built-in cabinetry, intricate woodwork, wrought-iron balconies, Spanish tile accents, and gracious formal dining rooms. Large windows bring abundant natural light into the residences, while private balconies offer additional outdoor living space and treetop neighborhood views. Each residence has its own character and finishes, with select updates incorporated over time. One unit features a refreshed kitchen with Shaker-style cabinetry and quartz countertops, while the building retains the warmth and charm of its original architecture. Central HVAC provides modern-day comfort, while dedicated in-unit laundry rooms and four private one-car garages add convenience rarely found in a property of this era. Ideally positioned between Wilshire and Olympic Boulevards and Highland and La Brea Avenues, the property offers convenient access to Hancock Park, Miracle Mile, and Mid-Wilshire. LACMA, the Academy Museum, La Brea Tar Pits, The Grove and Original Farmers Market, along with an abundance of dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, are all nearby. With its generous floor plans, preserved architectural character, and desirable central Los Angeles setting, 942 S Mansfield Avenue presents a distinctive multifamily opportunity with enduring appeal.

8 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 26993945 MLS

Set on a picturesque tree-lined street in the Hancock Park Miracle Mile corridor, 942 S Mansfield Avenue is a character-rich 1928 Spanish four-plex offering four unusually spacious two-bedroom residences. Generous living areas and bedrooms, private laundry rooms, individual garages, and beautiful original architectural details create a compelling combination of character, space, and everyday functionality. Spanning approximately 6,862 square feet on an 8,337-square-foot lot, the property showcases arched windows and doorways, original hardwood flooring, built-in cabinetry, intricate woodwork, wrought-iron balconies, Spanish tile accents, and gracious formal dining rooms. Large windows bring abundant natural light into the residences, while private balconies offer additional outdoor living space and treetop neighborhood views. Each residence has its own character and finishes, with select updates incorporated over time. One unit features a refreshed kitchen with Shaker-style cabinetry and quartz countertops, while the building retains the warmth and charm of its original architecture. Central HVAC provides modern-day comfort, while dedicated in-unit laundry rooms and four private one-car garages add convenience rarely found in a property of this era. Ideally positioned between Wilshire and Olympic Boulevards and Highland and La Brea Avenues, the property offers convenient access to Hancock Park, Miracle Mile, and Mid-Wilshire. LACMA, the Academy Museum, La Brea Tar Pits, The Grove and Original Farmers Market, along with an abundance of dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, are all nearby. With its generous floor plans, preserved architectural character, and desirable central Los Angeles setting, 942 S Mansfield Avenue presents a distinctive multifamily opportunity with enduring appeal.

942 S Mansfield Avenue, Los Angeles

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Meredith Schlosser (meredithschlosser@gmail.com) from Listing Office: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties.

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