Perched high in the coveted Moreno Highlands of Silver Lake, the 1958 Koepke House is a mid century gem designed by architect E. Ralph McSwan. This rare post-and-beam home showcases the hallmarks of mid-century design - clean lines, soaring ceilings, and expansive glass, while offering breathtaking views of Downtown Los Angeles and the Griffith Park Observatory. With 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a versatile floor plan across two levels, the home is both elegant and highly functional. The main level features dramatic vaulted ceilings, open-concept living and dining areas anchored by a striking free-standing fossil stone fireplace plus seamless indoor-outdoor flow to balconies accessible from every room. A sleek, modern kitchen and powder room sit just off the dining area, while the spacious primary suite includes its own fireplace and walk in closet. The lower level opens to a large den/media room with its original fireplace and direct access to a second expansive deck. Two additional bedrooms, a full hall bath, and an office (or additional bedroom) complete with private street entrance offer the perfect blend of privacy and flexibility for work-from-home or guest accommodations. The attached garage provides parking for 2 cars. Thoughtfully sited to maximize privacy and views, this is a unique opportunity to live in a piece of architectural history just moments away from the reservoir and all the great dining and shopping Silver Lake has to offer. Available for occupancy in late August, fully furnished.

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