Vintage urban farmhouse in highly desirable historic California Heights. Favoring the Queen Anne Victorian style, this open, airy 1916 home features ten-foot ceilings, large double-hung windows, period molding, and hardwood floors throughout. Loads of charm and character have been lovingly preserved and two updated bathrooms were designed to reflect the original style. A sunroom at the front of the house overlooks two massive Magnolia trees out front and features paned windows on three sides. Three generously sized bedrooms boast large windows and ceiling fans and the front bedroom also features a sitting room– currently in use as a home office. An exterior laundry room and bonus shed, which now functions as an art studio, are not included in the square footage. Unfinished attic has expansion potential. Large lot is enveloped by well-established trees and mature gardens which afford shade and sanctuary-like privacy in the midst of an active, community-focused neighborhood that was once named “Best in the West” by Sunset Magazine and won Neighborhood of the Year, Grand Prize Winner in the annual Neighborhoods USA spotlight. Within a few minutes walk to the Blue Ribbon and Green Ribbon award-winning Longfellow Elementary and Hughes Middle schools as well the shopping on Atlantic Avenue, summertime Concerts in the Park at Cerritos Park, and great restaurants including SteelCraft, Bake-n-Broil, MeeMa’s, microbreweries, sushi and more. Easy freeway access and close to Whole Foods, Trader Joes, and within a few minutes drive to the LBX shopping and dining.