1023 Waterloo St Los Angeles, CA 90026

Agent Remarks: Available furnished or unfurnished - A beautifully renovated 1920's Silverlake Craftsman that melds period details with a modernist sensibility.The house is located on a quiet cul-de-sac, very close to one of LA's most vibrant restaurant, shopping, and live-music areas. It's a short distance to Echo Park Lake and three weekly Farmers' Markets. From the porch, you can see views of the Downtown to the East, and the San Gabriel mountains to the North.The living room and dining room are light and spacious, catching the golden first light of the sunrise. There's a vintage sound system that comes with an extensive vinyl collection including many classic jazz, pop, rock, and soundtrack albums. The perfect place for yoga in the morning then sipping a cocktail while listening to Miles Davis at night.The kitchen and bathrooms were recently redesigned by architect John Colter, AIA, who used Japanese tile and custom Douglas Fir plywood to stellar effect. The oversized primary suite has a California King-sized bed, large closet, and French doors onto a patio with fire pit.There is a second bedroom that doubles as a library and a third used as a cozy den for TV watching.The house has two spectacular gardens. In the front is an extraordinary cactus garden showcasing many rare species and some of the tallest cacti in LA. The back garden is a true oasis - featuring colorful drought-tolerant plants and sculptural trees; it's the perfect place for meditating, reading, or entertaining. A haven for butterflies and hummingbirds, it features a large stone table for eight, with gas barbecue and heater.The property is very secure with a security gate and alarm system. There's an EV charging station and off-street parking in the driveway for up to three cars (stacked). The house's electricity comes from solar panels which powers the central air and heat system within. It has been used as a filming location for several movies including the Sundance-winning movie, Quinceaera.

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