Historic Monument No. 1041 and known as the Donnelly House, this residence, built around 1864, is one of Los Angeles' earliest wood-framed houses standing today. It is perched on a hillside in the Garvanza district of north east Los Angeles near the Pasadena and South Pasadena borders, and it has wonderful views of the Arroyo Seco canyon and the landmark Church of the Angels. It consists of a one-bedroom and one-bath residence with additional rooms consisting of a large living room, formal dining room, kitchen, and laundry room. The residence has been carefully restored to capture its original cottage features including wood floors, large, historic double-hung windows, wood-paneled doors, period lighting, interior fireplace (non-operating), and period bath and plumbing fixtures. The kitchen consists of restored, historic cabinetry, an original 1920s cottage, working range, and new appliances consisting of a Bosch dishwasher and stainless-steel finished refrigerator. Counter surfaces are wood, and cabinets have wood and glass fronts. The kitchen sink is nickel and copper. Exterior features consist of an eastward facing front porch with wonderful views of the San Rafael Hills and Church of the Angels, and a large patio with an operating wood burning fireplace nestled amongst mature oak trees. Charming bells from the Church of the Angels count time - hourly. The residence is reached via a well-manicured, English-garden, walking-pathway and up a flight of stairs and through a rock wall. Prior residents have consisted of writers, music composers, artists, and food and wine entrepreneurs. Property has street parking, and is a two-minute walk from a transit stop. Property has dedicated utilities and meters that are held in the tenant's name and are obligations of the tenant. Utilities are not included in the rent to property owner. Weekly garden maintenance service included. Residence has central A/C and heat. 12-month lease Utilities in name of tenant
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