2635 Scott Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90026

Welcome to “The Burrow,” a soulful bohemian escape that feels worlds away, yet sits just moments from the Silver Lake Reservoir, vibrant cafés, and eclectic shops. Originally built in 1922, this Spanish sanctuary has been lovingly reimagined with designer finishes and an inspired sense of style. Once home to the longtime curator of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House and Simon Rodia’s Watts Towers, the residence carries a rich creative legacy woven into every detail. Inside, layers of character and craftsmanship unfold. The formal living room opens seamlessly into an elegant dining area and an expansive family room anchored by its original CalCo tile mantel, creating an entertainer’s dream of openness and warmth. The bespoke kitchen blends form and function in perfect harmony, featuring Viking, Bosch, and Monogram appliances set against a backdrop of refined design. Every corner reveals eclectic details and soulful touches, updated throughout with a brilliant design sensibility that feels at once contemporary and timeless. Outside, the magic deepens. A lush Joseph Marek–designed garden wraps the home in tranquility, with mature plantings, hidden nooks, a potting shed, and a spacious loggia that blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Here, everyday moments feel like a retreat, whether entertaining under the stars or quietly escaping the rhythm of the city. With two bedrooms, a beautifully refreshed bath, and abundant architectural character, this is more than a home; it’s a one-of-a-kind creative refuge in the heart of Silver Lake awaiting its new chapter.