On a peaceful street in Encino, this 1950 California bungalow still carries the character that has made homes of its era so enduring. Original hardwood floors, a generous backyard, and a thoughtfully laid out single-level floor plan come together in a home full of warmth and character. A covered front porch welcomes you inside, where the living room is anchored by a classic brick fireplace and filled with natural light from a large picture window overlooking the front yard. The adjoining dining area is surrounded by windows and opens directly to the backyard through sliding glass doors, extending the living space outdoors. The kitchen retains its original charm with wood cabinetry, generous storage, and a practical layout. Three bedrooms and two baths are arranged along the hallway, including a primary suite with its own bath. Original hardwood floors continue throughout much of the home. Beyond the house, an expansive covered deck provides plenty of room for outdoor dining, weekend barbecues, or simply relaxing in the shade. The broad, flat lawn becomes the centerpiece of the backyard, offering the kind of outdoor space that's becoming increasingly difficult to find in this part of Encino. Mature trees and established landscaping surround the yard, giving it a quiet, private feel. Located just moments from White Oak Avenue, with Lake Balboa Park just around the corner, the property is close to parks, shopping, dining, and everything that makes this part of Encino such a convenient place to call home. With limited through traffic, the neighborhood has a peaceful residential feel. Buyers are encouraged to attend Open Houses. Please do not disturb tenants. Property is tenant-occupied but will be delivered vacant at close of escrow.