About this home

Possibly Over-Priced:The estimated price is 13% below the list price. We found 3 Cons,6 Pros. Rank: price - $3.10M(76th), sqft - 2967(67th), beds - 4(52th), baths - 3(50th).

Welcome to a timeless piece of Los Angeles history. Available for the first time in over six decades, this stunning 1931 Tudor Revival home, designed by architect Rollin F. Pearson, sits on a private lot with sweeping views of the Los Feliz Hills, Glendale, and the San Gabriel Mountains.Combining classic English charm with authentic craftsmanship, this two-story residence is a masterpiece of enduring design. From the rich redwood beams and traditional lath and plaster walls to the exquisite original details, the home retains its historic elegance. Step inside and discover beautifully preserved oak tongue and groove floors, stained wood doors, and original light fixtures and hardware. The grand staircase, featuring an original wrought iron railing, is bathed in natural light, as is the rest of the home throughout the day.The elegant dining room is perfect for hosting, complete with French doors that open to an expansive veranda. The living room is a true showstopper, adorned with floor-to-ceiling mahogany paneling, leaded stained glass, and a grand wood-burning fireplace. The spacious kitchen features original tiles and rich stained wood cabinetry, a butler's pantry, and a bar with mahogany countertops. A cozy breakfast room opens to the patio, an ideal spot for morning coffee.Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms offer generous closets, built-in cabinetry, and multiple breathtaking views. The primary en-suite and second bath showcase classic original Spanish tiles and fixtures that have been meticulously preserved. A fourth bedroom and bath on the main floor provides private accommodations for guests or maids quarters.The spacious basement offers potential for a wine cellar or a "bodega," and the lush grounds are dotted with mature oak trees. The flat backyard is a rare find and an ideal space for entertaining or for adding a pool. This is more than a home; it's a piece of Los Angeles history in one of its most desirable neighborhoods.