From the street, this Arlington Heights Craftsman looks like it's held a hundred years of stories, and it has. But behind that classic facade is a home the owner has taken all the way down to the studs and reimagined for the way we live today. Converted and permitted from a three-bedroom into a spacious four-bedroom, four and a half bath, it delivers something rare: the warmth and character of an original Craftsman paired with the layout, systems, and finishes of true new construction. Inside, high ceilings and an open, light-filled floor plan set the tone, while top-notch finishes and thoughtfully considered details carry through every room. There isn't a corner of this home that hasn't been reconsidered and elevated. A full garage and an unusually large lot gives you room that most homes in this pocket simply can't offer, and the 3-rd level attic space presents even more potential, ready to be finished and open for discussion with the right buyer. This home is for someone who wants to live in one of Los Angeles' most stunning homes while being in a vibrant and centrally located neighborhood.

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