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MID WILSHIRE CRAFTSMAN HOUSE – THE HEART HOUSE, 1910 BY ARCHITECTS JOHN AND DONALD PARKINSON

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112 NORTH HARVARD BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA | $1,495,000 | 4 BD | 3 BA

The Heart House, 1910. Significant Mid Wilshire Craftsman house by architects John and Donald Parkinson, designers of City Hall, Union Station, Grand Central Market and more. Historic-Cultural Monument No. 684. Vintage Craftsman details have been carefully maintained and honored in this warm and inviting home.

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