About 1967 Myra Avenue
Featured in Domino Magazine, this reimagined 1930s Franklin Hills Spanish blends timeless architecture with modern California ease. Sunlight pours through the home's beautiful windows and French doors, connecting bright, layered interiors to lush gardens and multiple outdoor spaces ideal for dining and entertaining.The main level includes a vaulted living room with skylight and fireplace, dining area with original built-ins, and a chef's kitchen with brass fixtures and designer wallpaper. The primary bedroom captures sweeping hillside views, while the second bedroom opens directly to the garden.Downstairs, a third bedroom with built-in Murphy bed, walk-in closet, full bath, and separate entrance offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or studio.Hand-painted murals, jewel-toned tile baths, and bespoke and ample built-in storage add warmth and artistry throughout. French doors open to patios, gardens, and terraces with an outdoor bar, vintage brick fireplace, and fountain framed by mature greenery creating a serene retreat that defines indoor-outdoor Los Angeles living.Set in coveted Franklin School District in the heart of Franklin Hills , one of L.A.'s most charming and walkable neighborhoods, the home is moments from the best of Los Feliz and Silver Lake restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and beloved local parks all just minutes from the city, yet quietly tucked away in the hills.
