Set in a prime leafy pocket near Occidental College, this 1930s Tudor is shaped as much by its architecture as by the grounds that surround it. Steep gables, arched openings, and generously proportioned rooms give the home its character, while terraces, gardens, and a beautifully tiled pool extend the property into a series of outdoor spaces that feel private and deeply integrated. The living room unfolds with the grace and proportion of the period, where natural light moves across hardwood floors and broad arches lead into the dining room and kitchen, creating a graceful sequence through the main living spaces. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including the luxuriously sized primary suite with private attached bathroom and expansive westward views. The five bedrooms are arranged across two levels, lending the home both scale and flexibility.. On the lower level a sunfilled family room overlooks the pool and gardens. Secondary rooms provide space for guests, work, or creative use, reinforcing the adaptability of the floorplan while preserving a strong sense of cohesion. From the rear patio, a series of terraces steps down to the saltwater pool and spa, where spaces for dining, lounging, and gardening unfold across the property beneath mature trees. Orange, eureka and Meyer lemon and Mexican lime trees assure summer margaritas are plentiful.. Layered patios and lush plantings give the grounds a cultivated, almost hidden quality, while the scale of the backyard offers a rare sense of openness in this part of Eagle Rock. Rich in architectural character and unusually generous in both scale and setting, the property brings together the romance of a classic Tudor with a thoughtful floorplan, paid off solar system, remarkable grounds, and the kind of indoor-outdoor living rarely found in homes of this vintage.