You might need a chin strap to keep your jaw from hitting the floor. This house is a one of a kind beauty. Original architectural details highlight this beautiful Spanish style 1934 Steinkamp home loaded with character and charm and located in historic Leimert Park. Upon entering the property, a wonderfully sunlit courtyard entrance beckons you to sit and lounge in tranquility. Once inside, step through a beautiful archway into a spacious, sunken living room with vaulted ceilings, refinished hardwood floors, a large picture window, and a wood burning fireplace. Across the hall from the living room and through a twin archway is the large, formal dining room, which has its own unique original crown molding in the ceiling, three large windows that let in plenty of sunlight, including a set of windows overlooking the courtyard. A sizable, well-appointed, and fully remodeled kitchen is complete with new Shaker cabinets, all brand-new appliances, and a large island with seating for five. Three large bedrooms, each with their own unique original crown moldings and one with a custom mural, are complimented with art deco influences in the ensuite master and guest bathrooms. The spacious backyard is a shady outdoor oasis with five trees, including two fruit trees (orange and Meyer lemon) and two patios great for entertaining. It comes as no surprise this gorgeous home was the filming location for the TV series sitcom, Moesha. Centrally located to DTLA, Santa Monica, USC/Coliseum and South Bay destinations."