T his charming Spanish-style home, built in 1933, is a gem of prime real estate in the heart of Los Angeles. Set back from the street and situated on a ~6,505 SF lot in a highly coveted neighborhood of Westwood. The home boasts 4 bedrooms (tax records show 3) and 2 baths, with ~2,166 SF of living space and a detached garage. As you enter the home, you'll be struck by the abundant natural lighting and the classic elegance of its beautifully arched doorways, coved ceilings, and original hardwood floors. The large living room with fireplace and arched front window creates a cozy atmosphere, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. The formal dining room is ideal for hosting dinner parties, while the spacious kitchen with a breakfast area is perfect for more casual meals. A separate laundry room has a side entrance. The primary suite is a true retreat, with an adjoining den (the 3rd bedroom) featuring a beamed ceiling. Additional bedrooms with plenty of space for guests. There is also a private fenced landscaped backyard patio area for alfresco entertaining and sunning, offering a peaceful oasis in the midst of the bustling city. The home's prime location puts it within walking distance of UCLA, theaters, shopping, and restaurants. You can stroll over to the world-renowned Hammer Museum to soak in the latest art exhibitions, or head to the nearby Geffen Theater for an unforgettable evening of entertainment. The neighborhood according to many sources is one of the safest and most walkable in Los Angeles, making it easy to explore all that the area has to offer. The home also offers upside potential, with the possibility to tear down and build new or renovate the existing structure to perfection. The garage could be potentially converted into an office, studio, or additional living space, and the driveway provides ample off street space for several vehicles. Overall, this home is perfectly situated in one of Westwood's most sought-after neighborhoods, surrounded by premier amenities and wonderful opportunities to update or redevelop. It's a rare opportunity to own a home with many original architectural elements that distinguish homes of the period.