1925 California Bungalow: 4844 Wicopee St., Los Angeles, 90041

These are the Best Los Angeles Open Houses for Sunday 9/9/12. Knock these babies out and go enjoy the rest of your weekend.

On Sunday’s list is modern, yet inviting 1925 Traditional in Eagle Rock. Reminiscent of a lush tree house, it features striking architectural details, vaulted ceilings and outdoor spaces that beckons visitors outside.

In Highland Park there’s a redone 1924 California Bungalow priced at $425k. It features a modern kitchen, a massive deck, an even bigger, grassy yard, a bonus space with a full bath and the best sticker price for a home north of York.

Lastly, in Glendale, there’s a beautiful 1912 Craftsman that’s been updated while maintaining it’s vintage Craftsman features. Coffered ceilings? Check. Pocket doors? Check. Built-ins? Enough to spare.

Finally be sure to check out the 1924 Bungalow in Mt. Washington. For more information, let me know or call 310-259-4381.

4844 Wicopee St., Los Angeles, 90041

Living room with gallery lighting, wood floors and open floor plan

4844 Wicopee St., Los Angeles, 90041
$489k
2 bedrooms/2 bath
918 sq. ft., 4134 sq. ft. lot
1925 Traditional
Complete Redo, Views, Open Floor Plan

Spacious kitchen with island

Bedroom

Bath with subway tile

Yard with view deck. Courtesy of Liz Johnson – Teles Properties

5146 Almaden Dr., Los Angeles, 90042

1924 California Bungalow: 5146 Almaden Dr., Los Angeles 90042

5146 Almaden Dr., Los Angeles, 90042
$425k
2 bedrooms/1 bath
884 sq. ft., 5200 sq. ft. lot
1924 California Bungalow
Complete Redo, Massive Yard, Bonus Space

Living room and dining area

Kitchen

Bedroom

Bath. Courtesy of Ted Yeh – Geoffrey & Lee Realty

339 W. Doran, Glendale, 91203

1912 Craftsman: 339 W. Doran, Glendale 91203

339 W. Doran, Glendale, 91203
$635k
4 bedrooms/2 bath
1835 sq. ft., 5,064 sq. ft. lot
1912 Craftsman
Complete Redo, Coffered Ceilings, Original Wood Floors

Living room with dining room beyond the pocket doors

Original built-in sideboard

Modern kitchen

Original pocket doors and updated bath. Courtesy of James Wilson –Deasy/Penner & Partners