History points to the future and provides an opportunity to procure a quintessential Spanish Colonial Revival home. The fine craftsmanship of 1934 is redolent in this meticulously restored property, blending historic charm and modern luxury. Tucked away in South Carthay, a Historic Preservation Zone, it also has Mills Act Tax status and recognition on the National Register of Historic Places. Original architectural details, including intricate wrought iron work, scalloped archways, a reinforced stained glass window, faux bois doors and millwork, intricate plaster detailing, and Paul Ferrante light fixtures, are seamlessly integrated with contemporary amenities for comfortable living. An elegant living area features a grand fireplace, casement windows, and beamed ceilings, creating a true sense of place. Formal dining room with courtyard view leads to a kitchen that exudes classic elegance with very generous Walker & Zanger Indian raked black granite countertops. A Waterworks tiled backsplash, Anne Sacks flooring, Viking professional grade 6-burner stove, and a charming breakfast nook with highly detailed breakfront make the perfect space for culinary enthusiasts and curious dinner guests. The expansive primary bedroom has a thoughtfully renovated private bath with a separate tub, shower, and a secluded water closet. A French door opens to a covered porch overlooking an antique brick entertaining space. Intimate enough for morning coffee or dinner for two, this area would seat dozens as your backyard becomes a cherished venue. There is ample home working space and a convertible guest space with a vintage tile bath and wet bar. Located near the Miracle Mile, West Side, Beverly Hills, and Culver City cultural amenities, this residence offers a rare opportunity to leave the fray and experience a classic lifestyle in the heart of Los Angeles.

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