1253 S Victoria Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90019

Grand Craftsman home located in prestigious Oxford Square. Old World craftsmanship and detailing throughout this turn of the century residence. Original wood features including built-in cabinets and bookshelves with beveled/leaded glass doors. Four bedrooms upstairs and den adjacent to spacious entry foyer, which provides open access to living and dining rooms, as well as stairway to second floor. Upstairs features large master bedroom with dual walk in closets, and bay style front windows overlooking front yard. Three additional bedrooms with doored closets and a large full bath complete the upstairs floor plan. The living room and dining room feature wood beams in the ceilings and built-in bookshelves/cabinetry incorporated into fireplace mantel as centerpiece of the room. Living room has large window facing front of home, and living room and foyer have leaded glass windows. Formal dining room has original built-ins for display of porcelain ware/silverware, with leaded glass doors, mirrored display, original dual fuel electric/gas sconce fixtures, and original bay style sitting area (with hidden storage) along the window. The kitchen is spacious and features original tile counters, and copious original built-in storage (other than faucets, kitchen has never been remodeled, and is faithful to original manufacture). Adjacent breakfast room and bonus room suitable for office/study, or additional bedroom. The yard is enormous with a 3-car detached garage, fruit trees, and recreation/rumpus room which could be used for almost any purpose including in-law quarters, billiards, home office or playroom for kids. Home also features a basement, front sitting porch and situated on a large 8,600 sf lot. Must see to appreciate! Neighborhood Description Classic post card Canary Island date palm lined craftsman neighborhood originally built in early 1900s. City tree service spread palm tree parasite during pruning in 1970s, causing many trees to succumb. No palms currently in parkway in front of home. Homes are elevated above street level.