$1,900,000

Discover an unparalleled opportunity of a lifetime – the chance to acquire a completely vacant property at the culmination of escrow. This remarkable Spanish-style duplex, nestled within the coveted Beverly Grove Neighborhood at 6371 W 6TH St, Los Angeles, presents an extraordinary canvas for discerning investors and owner-users alike. Boasting a generous 4,468 Sq Ft of living space, this property rests on a 6,177 Sq Ft lot, offering endless potential. Two units, both with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, stand as a testament to the timeless architecture of 1928. Each unit mirrors the other, showcasing large, captivating fireplaces with ornate crown molding and original hand-painted murals above. The interiors feature stunning arched ceilings, preserved original sconces, spacious hallways, generously sized bedrooms, charming kitchen nooks, and expansive dining areas. The kitchens and bathrooms retain their colorful, intact original Spanish tiles, preserving the property's historic charm. Adding to the allure, both units are equipped with laundry rooms and have dual entry points, front and back. The lower unit boasts a captivating 12-foot ceiling, while the upper unit offers the luxury of a spacious patio. Ideally located in a highly sought-after area, this property commands robust rental income potential. Situated in the heart of Beverly Grove on a picturesque, tree-lined street, it offers residents the convenience of walking to the prestigious Hancock Park Elementary. Additionally, renowned attractions like the Grove & Farmer's Market, Beverly Center, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, LACMA, and the eclectic shops and eateries of 3rd Street are all within easy reach. Seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform and revitalize this Spanish gem, whether you're an owner looking to craft your dream unit while generating income or an astute investor eager to restore these Spanish units and potentially add an ADU to the property. Don't miss your chance to be part of the thriving Beverly Grove community, where history meets modern possibilities.