Posts Tagged ‘1920s’
Designer precision meets relaxed Southern California living in this meticulously reimagined Silver Lake home.

This classic Hollywoodland Spanish Colonial estate, built circa 1928, is gracefully sited for privacy and bathed in natural sunlight.

Profiled in Architectural Digest and located on a street with a staggering amount of architecturally significant neighbors, this remarkable Spanish Revival residence sits within a private, lushly landscaped setting that feels tucked away from the city while remaining at its center.

Casa La Granada is a Spanish Colonial Revival estate of rare elegance, hidden behind private gates in the Hollywood Dell, just moments from the legendary Hollywood Bowl. Built in 1923 and beautifully preserved, this 2,415 square foot residence rests on a generous 9,249 square foot lot, carrying with it the quiet grandeur and storied glamour of old Hollywood.

This 1920s Spanish Revival has been completely transformed, marrying old-world charm with fresh, modern elegance. Set on a quiet street in sought-after Franklin Village, the home has been timelessly redesigned from the studs up, with no detail overlooked and thoughtful luxury throughout.

Discover this enchanting and historic 1920s Hollywood cottage—a Golden Era gated retreat—just moments from LA’s finest dining, shopping, cafes, iconic landmarks, and nightlife.

Perched in the storied Hollywood Hills, within the historic enclave of Whitley Heights, lies a meticulously restored 1926 Mediterranean-style oasis that radiates the timeless allure of classic Hollywood glamour.

Live in great company in Los Feliz’s most exclusive and architecturally significant enclaves. Vermont Canyon, located above the boulevard and just below Griffith Park, is home to many legendary homes including Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House. 4807 Bonvue Avenue is a tony six bedroom estate built in the 1920s when the Los Feliz hills were only dotted by a few structures and mainly consisted of ostrich and dairy farms and orange groves.

This classic Mediterranean villa is located in the charming Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Whitley Heights, where many of Los Angeles’s very first hillside homes were built.

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