2660 Aberdeen Avenue

Mid Century split level, circa 1965, by published architect, Hideo Matsunaga, renowned for his design of the Japanese American Cultural Center in LA's Little Tokyo district. First time on the market, the home has been well preserved by its original owners and is peacefully Nestled on a sylvan lot, under a stately Canopy of Mediterranean pines. Ample walls of glass, angled ceilings, clerestory windows, and decks bring both the brightness, and the outside in. The public rooms boast period green Slate and Oak floors, warm wood built-ins, a two-story fireplace and original Groovy swag light fixtures throughout. All sited upslope on the premiere street in the east Los Feliz Hills. One bedroom/den, full bath and powder room on the main level and three bedrooms/ two baths up. The eat-in kitchen has subtle jade colored granite counters, opening through sliding doors to a Gigantic 700 foot patio. There are stairs leading to the upper slope, with loads of potential. And views of the LA Basin. The primary suite has a balcony for morning coffee with the Griffith Observatory towering above. There's a formal dining room with built-in hutch, a two car garage with ample built-in storage and a downstairs utility room/workshop. Updates include 200amp electrical service, tankless water heater, and copper piping is observed in numerous areas. Just a block from LA's historic Greek Theatre, the hiking trails of Griffith Park, Roosevelt golf course and families of deer, yet only a few blocks to the hip shops, eateries and services of Los Feliz Village!