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Set on a street lined with century-old homes, the 110-year-old Craftsman boasts another bit of L.A. history it was once owned by Edward Warren Hoak, the chief designer of Union Station, real estate records show.
Overhanging eaves, tapered brick columns and wood shingles bring Craftsman charm to the exterior. Past a covered front porch, the two-story home opens to wood-covered spaces with stained glass, pocketing doors, casement windows and built-ins. The moldings, beams and wainscoting are all made from Douglas fir.
Highlights include a cozy library, living room with a brick fireplace and primary suite with a sitting room. It has four bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms in 2,166 square feet.