Los Angeles, CA 90012 710 Amador Street

Primely located at the edge of nature yet moments from the vibrancy of Echo Park, Silver Lake, Downtown LA, and Pasadena. Residence Amador is a completely renovated sanctuary tucked into the lush, storied folds of Solano Canyon, one of Elysian Park's five historic ravines. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home has undergone a full metamorphosis led by STUDIO SINERGIA. From the street, the facade offers few hints of what lies beyond: a discreet gated entry, a blackened steel door, and the hum of the canyon breeze. Step inside, and the narrative unfolds, a 1,594-square-foot interior where wabi-sabi minimalism meets the warm cadence of a Spanish finca. It's a home that whispers rather than shouts, defined by restraint and elemental beauty. Underfoot, hand-laid limestone-inspired tile and wire-brushed lager oak flooring set a grounded, organic rhythm. White oak millwork draws a warm, continuous thread through the space, creating a cohesive connection. The lighting palette has been carefully curated like sculpture to evoke both material and mood, featuring pieces crafted from Kozo paper, jute, rattan, plaster, and aged metals, each adding its own subtle influence. At the heart of the residence, the sun-washed kitchen, centered by a custom-crafted island and swathed in Brazilian Perla Madre quartzite and Kraus fixtures, feels more atelier than culinary workstation. Adjacent, the dining and living spaces flow seamlessly into one another, creating an ideal environment for entertaining or unwinding. Sequestered toward the rear, the primary suite exudes the feel of a boutique hotel, serene and deeply restful, with its own dressing and bathing wings. A microcement wet area, silver travertine surfaces, and brass fixtures lend a spa-like serenity. The guest bedrooms are color-drenched retreats, each cocooned in bold pigment and purposeful quietude, with sweeping canyon views. Outdoors, the terraced grounds unfold like a landscape painting in motion: a shaded dining patio, a soft lawn anchored by a fruiting loquat, and an upper edible garden growing Japanese cucumbers, apples, peaches, and wild herbs, all encircling a tranquil water feature. It's a personal oasis designed for early-morning stillness, golden-hour dinners, and everything in between. The home is as practical as it is poetic, with an oversized garage adaptable as a studio or workshop and discreet basement storage. Beneath its beauty, the systems have been completely overhauled, new electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and roofing, modernizing the infrastructure and ensuring the elegance is built to last. A rare offering in one of Los Angeles's most storied and secret neighborhoods. Moments to Los Angeles State Historic Park, Elysian Park and the Solano Avenue Elementary School (GreatSchools rated 9/10). Easy access to 110, 5 and 101 freeways.