6605 & 6603
4th Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90043

SINGLE FAMILY repositioning + 
adu development

Situated on a 4,797 sq. ft. lot in Hyde Park, this project transformed a traditional single family residence originally built in 1942 into a flexible two unit residential configuration through targeted renovation and adaptive reuse. The existing residence was reconfigured into a 950 sq. ft. two bedroom, one bathroom home designed to improve functionality while maintaining neighborhood scale and residential character. The renovation sought to thoughtfully reintroduce elements of the home’s original architectural character in a more modern and refined way, balancing historic charm with contemporary livability.

To increase site utilization and expand housing capacity, an underutilized detached garage was converted into a 350 sq. ft. studio accessory dwelling unit. The ADU was designed as a smaller extension of the primary residence, incorporating consistent architectural elements and material selections to create a cohesive living environment across both structures.

The Transformation

Project Overview

Before After
Configuration Single Family Residence Repositioned Main Residence + Studio ADU
Units 1 2
Unit Mix 2 Bed / 1 Bath 2 Bed / 1 Bath + Studio
Year Built 1942 2024
Square Footage 950 sq ft 1,254 sq ft

After Renovation

Renovated white stucco residence at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park with drought-tolerant landscaping.
Contemporary modern interior design at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park with brown leather couch, ivory coffee table and linear pattern black and white rug.
Sunlight dining room at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park featuring a round dining table, rod iron black chairs and a bright white bay window.
Interior living room at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park featuring plants, wood flooring, wood tv stand, marble coffee table and plasma flat screen on a white wall.
Newly renovated white kitchen at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park with wood floors, white cabinetry and plants in the corner window.
Newly renovated white tile shower at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park featuring brass gold fixture accents.
Newly renovated kitchen at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park featuring an archway, stainless steel appliances, wood flooring and white cabinetry.
Interior of a newly renovated living room at 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park featuring an archway, plants, oversized mirror and a linear pattern black and white rug.

Before Renovation

Front view of a beige house with barred windows and a red-tiled roof, night scene with a star visible in the sky, front yard with pots of plants, and a gravel pathway.
A room at residence 3016 W 83rd St. under renovation with a white decorative metal gate partially blocking the entrance, a yellow step ladder, a wall with an iron gate entrance.
A household entrance with a white door, partially opened, revealing a cloudy day outside. The floor in front of the door shows damage with broken tiles and debris scattered across, with some tiles removed to reveal the subfloor. There are cleaning to
6605 & 6603 4tth Ave. under renovation with peeling paint, exposed wires, and a damaged ceiling with a large crack running down. A window with a wooden frame is on the wall. The floor has debris, and there is a bag and some tools on the floor.
Kitchen at residence 6605 & 6603 4th Ave. with white cabinets, a double sink, a window with vertical blinds, and beige tiled floor. The ceiling has a round light fixture.
A dining area with a small round glass table, a white plastic chair, a ceiling fan with lights, a bay window with iron bars, and an open doorway to a kitchen. The floor is hardwood, and the adjacent room has tiled flooring.
A bathroom in disrepair, with a bathtub, collapsed wall, exposed pipes, and debris on the floor at residence 6605 & 6603 4th Ave. before renovation.
A backyard with overgrown weeds, a wooden fence, a tree, some string lights, and a pile of debris and old furniture next to a beige house under a clear blue sky at residence 6605 & 6603 4th Ave in Hyde Park, Southwest LA.
Bright dining area with large bay window, round table, and four chairs, decorated with a potted plant and woven pendant lamp. Walls painted white, hardwood flooring, and an entry door to the right. 
ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Located near the Crenshaw corridor and supported by continued transit investment and Westside connectivity, this project reflects BELLEVRA Group’s approach to incremental infill and design-led residential enhancement. Rather than pursuing ground up redevelopment, the strategy focused on maximizing existing residential infrastructure while creating generous outdoor spaces that enhance openness and improve the overall living experience.

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