This quintessential Mount Washington bungalow has been perched on Wren Dr for exactly 100 years. From the street, it's subtle and private, but as the gate swings open an explosion of wildflowers and native plants frame the airy entryway. Glass French doors along the front and back of the house fill the home with natural light and show off canyon views from nearly every angle. The living room walls are lined with built-in shelves that await your own curation, and the open-concept kitchen is clean and classic with white subway tile and marble counters. What was a second bedroom, and could be again, has been converted to a formal dining room that opens out onto an expansive deck overlooking the canyon. The primary suite boasts a walk-in closet with built-in organization, a bath with dual vanities, and a pedestal tub with one of the best views in the house. Both the bedroom and dining area open out onto the deck, giving you that coveted indoor-outdoor flow that you'll enjoy whether you're entertaining guests or relaxing alone. The deck comes equipped with a built-in bbq and a gas firepit, and you can forage in your own backyard among the large variety of citrus trees, including Buddha's hand, yuzu, Mexican lime, orange, grapefruit, and lemon. Upgrades to the property include new HVAC and duct work, a whole home water filtration system, sun protection and privacy screens in the living room, updated electrical throughout, landscaping, and finished basement space for added storage. 462 Wren Dr is nearby excellent hiking, and it's just up the hill from Southwest Museum, the metro, Gloria's, La Tropicana Market, Highly Likely, Cookbook, Civil, and dozens of other staples along Figueroa.