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Set along palm-lined streets in the historically designated Harvard Heights neighborhood, 1810 Westmoreland Blvd presents a rare opportunity to own or invest in a meticulously renovated historic residence. Originally built in 1905, this 3-story Victorian showcases timeless architectural details alongside nearly $500,000 in thoughtful upgrades that fully realize the property's potential across approximately 4,645 square feet, offering 1 bed/1 bath on the first floor, 4 beds/3 baths on the second floor, and 2 beds/2 baths on the third floor, all situated on a 9,721 sq. ft. lot. Beyond dual-powered gates, a long driveway leads to a detached two-car garage, while the refreshed exterior preserves the home's original character and presence. Inside, a grand wooden entry door opens to reimagined interiors featuring engineered hardwood floors, updated lighting, and high-end appliances in a luxurious kitchen, complementing the home's historic charm. Living spaces center around a preserved original fireplace, creating a warm, inviting setting, while a guest room with heated floors and an enclosed back patio adds comfort and versatility. Extensive upgrades enhance both structure and systems, including a reinforced foundation, new triple-shingle roof, updated plumbing and electrical, and a powerful 400-amp electrical panel designed for modern living. The third level offers a fully self-contained living space with a private exterior entrance with its own dedicated staircase, kitchen, bathroom, and split-system HVAC. This level introduces exceptional flexibility ideal for extended living arrangements, a private workspace, or a separate level that can be rented out for additional income, including to those attending nearby USC. Comes with approved permits to build a 2-story ADU in the backyard (buyer to verify). Centrally located, the home offers convenient access to USC, Downtown LA, Beverly Hills, and the 10 FWY, along with nearby dining, shopping, and cultural destinations including Koreatown, Midtown Crossing, Exposition Park, the LA Memorial Coliseum, BMO Stadium, and the upcoming Lucas Museum.