Timeless architecture meets cinematic history in this 1920s Spanish Revival masterpiece, a home that embodies the romance and craftsmanship of Old Hollywood. Located in the heart of Los Feliz Square, surrounded by historic homes, leafy streets, and proximity to local cafés, boutiques, and Griffith Park, this is a rare chance to reimagine a piece of Los Angeles history.

Behind pristine white stucco walls and a classic red tile roof, arched doorways and wrought iron details reveal the artistry of a bygone era.  A dramatic foyer opens to a living room crowned by an original wood-beamed ceiling, anchored by an elevated dining room and dramatic staircase.

With three bedrooms and two baths, plus a versatile den off the primary bedroom and a bonus room ideal for an office, the layout balances elegance and livability. Though ready for a thoughtful refresh, the home brims with potential, its Old World charm and solid bones offer endless design possibilities.

The gated property provides off-street parking for four cars and an oversized detached garage with newer roof, perfect for an ADU or studio, plus room for a pool.

Once home to prolific film director Erle C. Kenton, this residence was featured in Los Feliz and the Silent Film Era, a testament to its enduring legacy and character. This is a rare chance to reimagine a piece of Los Angeles history.