Stately and enduring, this Windsor Square English residence sat on an expansive flat lot, blending architectural pedigree with thoughtful, design-forward updates. Originally built by Meyer & Holler, known for iconic landmarks such as the TCL Chinese Theatre and Egyptian Theatre, the home had been meticulously restored and refined by June Street Architecture, preserving its historic integrity while elevating it for modern living. A grand gated entry set the tone, unfolding into a formal living room anchored by a fireplace, and a separate den with its own fireplace, an intimate retreat layered with warmth and character. The formal dining room connected to a well-appointed kitchen and sunlit breakfast room, with adjacent laundry and two conveniently placed powder rooms. Upstairs, a flexible and generous layout offered three secondary bedrooms alongside an extraordinary primary suite, complete with a large walk-in closet, dual baths, and a dedicated office that easily functioned as an additional bedroom. The scale throughout was both impressive and livable, with beautifully preserved windows, doors, and woodwork that spoke to the home’s craftsmanship and history. Outside, the grounds unfolded like a private park: lush, expansive, and designed for both entertaining and retreat. A pool and gazebo were set within the verdant backyard, while a detached garage offered versatile use as a gym, screening room, or creative studio. A separate guest suite provided additional flexibility for visitors or extended stays. A rare offering of scale, provenance, and enduring beauty, and just moments from the shops and restaurants of Larchmont Boulevard, this house checked every box.

Represented by Jenna Cooper.