Presenting the historic Bowen House at 2651 Van Buren Place a distinguished 1907 Craftsman built by H.M. Cowper as a spec home and sited in the coveted West Adams Historic District. This lovingly maintained two-story residence features five bedrooms and four bathrooms, a grand formal living room, elegant dining room, and a separate den, and basement with washer/dryer. One of the downstairs rear bedrooms is now a self-contained suite with private full bathroom, kitchenette with its own washer/dryer hook-up with separate entrance, ideal for RENTAL INCOME, an in-law suite, or private guest quarters. The fenestration on both floors allows for sun-drenched lighting throughout the house, all showcasing the timeless charm of early-20th-century Craftsman design. Embrace the spirit of the Arts & Crafts era in this remarkable turn-of-the-century home, where original details meet opportunity! Nestled among 14 other shingle-style homes on the block, the property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Great parks to visit in the West Adams district of Los Angeles include Benny H. Potter West Adams Avenues Memorial Park and Leslie N. Shaw Park, offering accessible play areas, green spaces, and community recreation programs. Established by prominent Pasadena industrialists Henry E. Huntington and Hulett C. Merritt. A rare opportunity to own an iconic piece of Los Angeles architectural history. Please note: Prime Location with Exceptional Connectivity: Ideally situated within the USC Department of Public Safety (DPS) patrol zone, offering added peace of mind and convenient access to Downtown Los Angeles, the USC Coliseum, BMO Stadium, the Exposition Center, and the Metro E Line. Great upside potential for Student Housing rentals, or OFFERING LUCRATIVE SHORT-TERM RENTAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR FILM, TELEVISION, AND COMMERCIAL PRODUCTIONS!! Enjoy proximity to premier entertainment, sporting events, and major destinations throughout LA. The Van Buren Historic district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and sits within the city's Adams-Normandie Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), individual properties MAY (not a guarantee) qualify for tax relief. Please do your own due diligence.