Located on the highly-desirable (and rarely available) one-block-long Greenacre cul-de-sac street, this 1940's California bungalow offers buyers a great in-town retreat. Gleaming oak floors reflect natural light that streams through bay windows, plantation shutters, and French doors. The home's living room has a fireplace with a hand-crafted traditional mantle, a bank of windows, and original crown moldings. The house's dining area has its own set of windows and leads to the residence's large galley kitchen. The kitchen has an eat-in area and also links to a separate laundry room with ample space for large-capacity machines (no stacked machines in a closet here). BONUS ALERT: Most two-bedroom homes in this price range don't have an "extra" room that can act as a den, office, or family room. This home does! A versatile, wood-paneled room with two closets and its own fireplace (the second in this home) answers the question, "Where do I put my...?" Flat, grassy front and back yards, too.