Welcome home to this rare Spanish beauty in historic Carthay Circle with striking original 1920’s details that have been thoughtfully preserved throughout the home over the past century. Elegant and one-of-a-kind, the moment you enter through its grand arched hallway, you are transported back to the glamour of the early Los Angeles film era. Sunlight dances into each spacious room through beautifully curved original windows and window frames. Designed by notable architect Horacio W. Bishop, this magnificent home features original hardwood floors that have been recently refinished, original glass and brass doorknobs, custom original 1920’s Craycraft tile preserved in the bath and shower, and an original fountain in the courtyard. On the property is a spacious detached guest house with a private entry, tall ceilings, and a complete kitchen and bath. The two-car garage has been converted to an office/flex space. Recently installed HVAC throughout the property. The serene 12,000+ sq ft lush grounds offer a dreamy tiled courtyard, matured trees, groomed landscaping, privacy, and a generous amount of space for entertaining. Carthay Circle neighborhood is featured in the Smithsonian Museum for innovating underground utilites in America, so there are no powerlines above the homes nor along the tree-lined streets. Centrally located in LA, close to great parks, acclaimed restaurants, award-winning schools, and captivating museums, yet tucked away from the bustle of city life. It’s said this home hosted parties when movies such as Gone with the Wind and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiered across the street where the famous Carthay Circle Theater once stood… If these walls could talk.