The listing for this two-bedroom, two-bath 1920s bungalow in West Hollywood notes the "gorgeous mature trees throughout the property," and indeed, the trees may be the best things about the property. At 1,386 square feet, the home is asking $849,000. It last sold in 1997 for $295,000. The location seems to be the question mark. This little slice of heaven is on Lexington---between Santa Monica and Fountain---just a stone's throw from that once-planned and now canceled housing project, a development some people thought might help to drive out the trannies from the hood.
· 7621 LEXINGTON Ave [Redfin]
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