Situated in the historically significant St. Andrews Square neighborhood, this 1910 Craftsman sits on a generous lot in one of Los Angeles' most coveted areas. Set back from the street behind a sweeping lawn and mature trees, the home offers timeless architecture, outdoor space, and an invitation to reimagine a piece of the City's early history. The large front porch, framed by signature Craftsman columns and low-pitched gabled rooflines, sets a welcoming tone. Inside, the living room showcases period millwork and original leaded glass windows, a quiet reminder of the home's early 20th-century roots. Just beyond, the formal dining room hints at the elegance of the era with its built-ins and generous scale. A separate family room with a fireplace adds warmth and flexibility, offering a comfortable space to gather, relax, or entertain. With five bedrooms and two full bathrooms, the layout provides ample space to suit a variety of needs. While some original details remain, some of the character has been altered over time. The home now presents an opportunity for a thoughtful restoration or creative reimagining that respects its history while making it your own. The backyard is a standout feature, with a large, flat lawn shaded by mature trees, a patio for entertaining, and a detached two-car garage. There's plenty of room to garden, play, or expand. Homes like this are becoming harder to find. With architectural roots, a deep lot, and an exceptional location, this Hancock Park property is ready for its next chapter.

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