1307 S Longwood Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90019

$4,995

Bedrooms

6

Bathrooms

4

Square Feet

4,339 sqft

City

Los Angeles

Status

Active

Tucked into a quiet Mid-City pocket, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home feels like a hidden retreat with just a hint of old-world magic. There's something about the way the space unfolds, with arched passageways, soft curves, and light drifting gently from room to room, that gives it an almost castle-like charm without ever feeling heavy or overdone. The living room is expansive and grounded, with warm hardwood floors and a sculptural decorative fireplace that feels more like a hand-shaped hearth in a tucked-away tower than a standard feature, anchoring the space in a way that invites you to slow down and stay awhile. Just beyond, a separate dining room glows with natural light, its French doors opening toward greenery and creating that effortless indoor-outdoor rhythm that makes even a simple dinner feel like a moment. The kitchen is bright and generous, with stone countertops, stainless appliances, and an impressive amount of storage that keeps everything feeling calm and collected. Just off to the side, a rounded breakfast nook curves gently toward the garden, wrapped in windows and morning light, the kind of spot that feels quietly special whether you're sipping coffee or easing into the day. Each of the three bedrooms carries its own personality, and the two bathrooms are thoughtfully laid out. The home flows with that rare balance of openness and intimacy, like rooms revealing themselves one by one. Outside, a shared garden space feels like hidden grounds, lush, a little wild, and just removed enough from the city to feel like your own escape. And while it all feels tucked away, you're just minutes from some of LA's best, from morning coffee at Highly Likely to dinner at Alta Adams, pastries at Tartine, and even a quick five-minute stroll to Sprouts for your everyday essentials. Meet friends for a drink at Met Her At A Bar, linger over a long brunch at Republique, or hop on the nearby D Line and ride across the city with ease. With easy access to Culver City and DTLA, you're perfectly positioned while still feeling a world away. It's the kind of place that doesn't just function well, it feels like something you found. Calm, a little enchanted, and quietly unforgettable.