In L.A., The California Casita Style of houses, built from the mid-twenty's to mid-thirties are as ubiquitous as the previous wave of Bungalow Style houses built at the beginning of the Twentieth Century through the late teens. These houses represent a significant part of L.A.'s historic fabric and housing stock. The California Casita Style house remains highly popular today due to its Old World building standards, suitability to the local climate, and adaptability to lifestyles from formal to casual. This example is being offered for the first time in over 30 years. The additional square footage is reflected in a permitted recreation room with a half bath built into what was the garage. Uniquely, there is a permanent staircase accessing a rooftop lounge area that affords views across the City to the hills and mountains.