Originally designed by architect Harry S. Bradley and built in 1920 by Dr. E. Earl Moody, Casa Adobe is a rare gem of early California Mexican architecture. With only two owners, beautifully restored by Interior Designer Edwige Saint-Jacques, Casa Adobe blends historic charm with modern updates. Located near Larchmont Village, the private, walled estate sits on a sun-filled corner lot with native landscaping, mature gardens, an outdoor patio, and a permitted fireplaceperfect for indoor-outdoor living. Inside, the classic adobe entrance leads to a tiled foyer, formal living and dining areas, a library/office, sunroom, and a remodeled kitchen. The main house offers three bedrooms, two baths, updated systems, a tankless water heater, a California basement with a sump pump, and ample attic space. A fully furnished, income-generating ADU, built 10 years ago at 5175 West 1st Street, features one bedroom, one bath, a full kitchen, washer/dryer, a balcony, and a private entrance. With a two-car garage, it currently generates $3,390/month in rental income. Situated in the 3rd Street Elementary School district and near Marlborough High School, Casa Adobe offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Los Angeles history with modern comforts. Casa Adobe es una casa magnfica!