Nestled among aged olive trees on a prominent corner lot within the historic Mission Grove Tract, this 1939 Slump stone treasure stands as a landmark of organic architecture in the Enslen Elementary district. A meticulously cared-for masterpiece with only two owners, the home seamlessly blends its original design with a high-end restoration. The gourmet kitchen features professional-grade stainless steel countertops, a high-performance Bertazzoni gas range, and a premium Smeg refrigerator set against newly painted cabinetry and decorative tile floors. The interior is defined by a central primary ensuite with a private closet and garden views, complemented by two additional bedrooms in separate wings, all featuring hardwood floors professionally refinished. Modern infrastructure meets historic charm with a new HVAC system, Mendoza gas fireplace, and updated plumbing from the main line, while the home's natural Slump stone insulation and original crank windows ensure a cool, breezy environment. The expansive grounds offer a 600-square-foot workshop, a matching detached storage shed with electrical, and a "magical" yard filled with perennial fruit trees and a year-round vegetable garden. From the deep shade of the covered front porch to the original pocket screen sliders, every detail honors its 1939 heritage while providing every modern luxury.