This 1911 bungalow in Cypress Park is basically a lesson in cozy updates

This 1911 bungalow in Cypress Park is basically a lesson in cozy updates

Hey, check this out. I found this updated 1911 bungalow over in Cypress Park, and it has some of the cleanest design choices I've seen in a while, especially if you're into that cozy, organic look.

  • Price: $1,248,000
  • Beds / baths: 4 / 2
  • Size: 1,632 sq ft
  • Lot: 5,601 sq ft
  • Location: Los Angeles, CA
  • Built: 1911
  • Standout: Detached two-car garage with ADU potential
  • Standout: Multiple distinct outdoor patio and lounge zones

First impressions

You walk up to this neat front fence, and immediately that stone chimney on the left side grabs your attention.

Front view of the light grey bungalow with a black metal fence and stone chimney
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The front porch is actually deep enough to hang out on, and that light blue front door is a great touch against the grey stucco.

Front porch with white pillars, concrete floor, and light blue door
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Moving inside

Once you push through the blue door, the whole living space opens up with light wood floors and clean white walls.

View through the open light blue front door into the main living room
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The white painted brick fireplace is the center of attention here, and the wainscoting along the walls keeps it feeling classic.

Living room with a brick fireplace, leather couch, and wooden coffee table
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That fireplace arch is original to the 1911 build, which is a nice nod to the history of the house.

Straight-on shot of the white brick fireplace with an arched opening
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Looking back from the couch, you can see how the room flows right into the dining area.

Living room looking towards the dining table and hallway
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The dining and kitchen pass-through

They kept a half-wall cutout for the dining room, so you aren't completely walled off from the kitchen.

Wooden dining table with a view through the wall cutout into the kitchen
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It lets you chat with whoever is cooking, and the thick trim around the cutout matches the old-school bungalow vibe.

Dining room view looking into the kitchen cabinet layout
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About that kitchen

Okay, this kitchen is easily my favorite part of the house because of that muted sage green on the cabinets.

Kitchen sink area with sage green cabinets, white countertops, and window
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The white farmhouse sink and matching solid-surface counters make the whole corner feel incredibly clean.

Kitchen stove area with stainless steel range and a patterned floor rug
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Plus, there's a breakfast bar on the other side of the counter with room for three stools, which is perfect for casual mornings.

Kitchen island area with three woven barstools
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The bedrooms

The main bedroom keeps things simple with plenty of natural light and light-toned floors.

Bedroom with a wooden headboard, white bedding, and large window
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Right next to it is the primary bathroom, which features a sharp corner glass shower and a warm wood vanity.

Bathroom with a glass corner shower, wood vanity, and black fixtures
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The second bedroom has a similar laid-back feel, with plenty of room for a queen-size bed.

Cozy bedroom with light beige bedding and a patterned rug
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Its bathroom has this cool blue-grey subway tile that runs all the way up the shower wall.

Bathroom featuring blue-grey subway tiles in the tub and a wood slat vanity
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The third bedroom is set up as a home office right now, and it gets great afternoon light.

Bedroom styled as a home office with a glass desk and a daybed
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Finally, the fourth bedroom is currently holding two twin beds, showing just how much space you actually get here.

Bedroom with two twin beds and a rattan armchair
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The backyard situation

But wait until you see the yard because it's massive for this part of LA. You step out onto this tiled dining patio.

Outdoor dining patio with a wooden table and metal chairs
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There is a mature tree shading the table, and you can see the detached garage sitting in the back.

Backyard view looking towards the dining patio and detached garage
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Just past the dining area, they've set up a cozy firepit zone right next to the green grass.

Lawn area with a metal firepit and two woven chairs
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And tucked around the corner is a fully loaded outdoor lounge area where you can look out at the hills.

Outdoor seating area with a sofa, coffee table, and white block wall
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