This delightful vintage home from 1924 is nestled in the vibrant heart of West Hollywood. It's ideally situated near an array of amenities such as shopping centers, restaurants, beautiful parks, the renowned Farmers Market, and CBS Studios. Positioned between Santa Monica Blvd and Melrose, just east of Fairfax, the property offers easy access to a variety of fantastic spots, making it a prime location for convenience and entertainment. The neighborhood is booming, presenting excellent potential for growth and investment. The property is zoned for multiple units, providing a wealth of opportunities for its new owner. You can maintain it as a charming single-family home, convert it into a duplex or triplex, add an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), or even undertake a more ambitious project by demolishing and rebuilding it into a modern four-story complex, similar to the adjacent condo complex built in 2008. This flexibility makes the property an attractive option for various buyers. Inside, the home retains its vintage charm while offering functional living spaces. It features 2 bedrooms, which were originally 3 before a wall was removed to create a more spacious master bedroom. Additionally, there are 2 full bathrooms, a cozy living room, a formal dining room, a kitchen with an inviting eating area, and a convenient laundry room. The layout is both practical and comfortable, making it suitable for everyday living. The generous backyard is a highlight of the property, providing ample space for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply relaxing in a private setting. The detached garage with two doors offers additional storage or parking options. Whether you are an investor seeking a steady income stream, a developer looking for a valuable opportunity in a rapidly developing area, or someone interested in a vintage home with the potential for appreciation, this property deserves your attention. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity—schedule your showing soon before it’s too late! Please note that some changes, conversions, and/or developer rebuilding projects may require permits and approval from the City of West Hollywood. Developers might consider leasing the property "as-is" during their due diligence period with the city.