Posts Tagged ‘Spanish-Style’
Set within a private Hollywood Hills enclave, 3359 Bennett Drive is a cinematic 1932 Spanish-style retreat with the atmosphere of a secluded vacation villa and the rare convenience of being minutes from Hollywood, Studio City, Universal Studios, the 101, and the rest of Los Angeles.

On one of Los Feliz’s most distinguished residential streets, this expansive and reimagined Mediterranean residence brings together the enduring elegance of its original architecture with a contemporary sensibility shaped by light, openness, and a strong connection to the outdoors.

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.

In the heart of Los Feliz, concealed behind a mature hedge and enveloped by gardens dense with wildflowers, citrus, and native plantings, this 1923 Spanish residence carries the quiet assurance of a home shaped with deep care and conviction.

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.

Set in the heart of Silver Lake, 1611 Angelus Avenue is a Spanish-style home that balances gorgeous and original architectural 1930s character with measured, modern updates and upgrades. This exquisite home retains the clarity and restraint that define the Spanish Revival style and reflect the broader architectural sensibilities of early Los Angeles.

Designed by Elmer Grey, the renknowned architect celebrated for the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Huntington Art Gallery, this gated 1926 Spanish Colonial Revival masterpiece stands as one of Hollywoodland’s earliest and most distinguished residences.

On the market for the first time in 25 years, this exquisite Spanish-style estate is tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street in the coveted Lake Hollywood Knolls neighborhood just a stone’s throw from the Lake, the Hollywood Sign, Universal Studios, the Wisdom Tree, and Warner Brothers.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this soulful 1920s Spanish-style home feels like something out of another era. One of secret gardens, long lunches, and lives lived slightly off the grid but close to the heart of the city.

This gorgeous 1920s Spanish-style bungalow is one of Santa Monica’s original homes when neighborhoods and urban plans were just starting to be designed on California’s coastline. Located in Santa Monica’s exclusive enclave of Sunset Park, this stylish and sophisticated Spanish is primed and perfected for its next chapter.

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