Built in 1922 by Elmer Grey, architect of The Beverly Hills Hotel, with subsequent renovations by Paul Williams and Tim Barber, this stately Mediterranean Revival brings the best of historic California architecture to Windsor Square. Set back from the street, and brimming with character and light, enter into a traditional center hall floor plan, with views to the outside from every room. Easily transitioning between formal and casual living, this house has been meticulously thought through and lives like a dream, with a perfectly scaled first level of living, and four generous bedrooms upstairs. Outside, find gardens, heirloom veggie beds, an impeccably curated selection of fruit trees and other specimens, along with ample room for all kinds of entertainment and play. A converted garage completes the outside, offering an additional guest suite, office, or hangout space. Timeless and well-loved, this house has it all.

Represented by Caroline Wolf.