A quiet oasis - this century-old Spanish villa with peaceful terraced gardens lies in the historic heart of the Hollywood Hills. This Roaring Twenties registered historic property features a serene outdoor space with jacuzzi, gas fireplace, fountain, and dining area with built-in grill and appliances.
The two-story home, designed by renowned architect Nathan L. Coleman in 1925, was previously a boutique recording studio. The parcel next door is paired with this property to complete a spacious and private garden surrounding the home. While the ground floor and gardens afford total privacy, the top floor rooms provide views of the surrounding Hollywood hills. Living room features 13 ft high vaulted ceilings and custom dry bar with wine fridge, bar seating, and in-ceiling audio system throughout the ground floor. All parts of the home and garden are available for use.
Nestled halfway between Hollywood Blvd and the Hollywood Bowl, this walkable Mediterranean neighborhood was home to the first era of movie stars - Rudolph Valentino, Judy Garland, Charlie Chaplin, and more.