Set beneath the canopy of a mature tree, this Spanish compound holds something rare: two complete, freestanding bungalows on one lot, both vacant. The front residence, 2223 Alsace, sets the tone for the property with a white stucco facade, terra cotta tile accents, sculptural parapet lines, and a dramatic arched picture window. Mature hedging and established plantings frame the approach, with four off-street parking spaces behind an automatic gate across the front and along the side driveway. Inside, the arched window anchors a bright living and dining room, where refreshed interiors keep the space warm and understated. Plantation shutters filter the daylight, and crown molding gives the room a tailored finish. A breakfast bar opens the kitchen to the main room, pairing butcher-block countertops with jade-green cabinetry, matte- black hardware, and a new dishwasher. Two light-filled bedrooms and a refreshed bathroom complete the home, with a dedicated laundry area and stacked washer and dryer. The space flows through the rear hallway to the courtyard outside. Between the two residences, a brick-paved courtyard unfolds beneath the shade of a mature tree. Beyond it, blooming bougainvillea frames the approach to 2225 Alsace. Set farther back from the street, the second residence has a character of its own: a light-filled living room with substantial window casings, crown molding, and woven shades. The kitchen is generously proportioned, with stainless-steel appliances, a gas range, stone countertops, abundant cabinetry, a dedicated water-filtration system, room for casual dining, and a rear door to the outdoor spaces beyond. Two bedrooms sit along a central hall, with ample closet storage and an updated bathroom finished in subway tile, patterned flooring, a dark vanity, and matte-black accents. Fresh interior paint and central HVAC round out the home. The backyard opens into a series of outdoor rooms. A slatted pergola shelters a raised, tiled lounge terrace, with an