This stellar property is located in the Pico-Union HPOZ area of L.A. which includes some of the most interesting turn-of-the century to 1930s architecture in Southern California. This beautifully maintained rooming house is surrounded by an area that features many older and architecturally unique properties. There are 18 studio units, beautifully appointed public areas, 7 shower rooms, 4 half baths, huge basement, 3rd floor attic with an amazing floor plan, enchanting grounds with fruit trees & flower gardens, a side patio area, a 11 car parking lot, a 1-car garage, and a free standing charming 3-unit building at the rear of the grounds. The property is 70% vacant. There is also a 2bedroom, 1bath manager's unit with kitchen, living room, dining area, and bonus room. This Transitional Craftsman style property was once occupied by C. E. Crowley, a railroad and grading contractor for Pacific Electric Railway which was the largest electric railway in the world in 1925.