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Built in 1939 by Art A. Smith and remodeled in 2024 with interior design by Gibson House. Classic Spanish Colonial Revival in the heart of Silver Lake. Rift White Oak Custom Cabinetry, White Oak Chevron Floors, 5 stunning full bathrooms with custom marble and Zia tile, pool with waterfalls lit by gas 20 foot fireplace. Regulation Pickle Ball, 2 Indoor Saunas, interior custom arched doors, alabaster fixtures and fully furnished. Custom cabinetry in every room with raw brass knobs. Steel doors and windows. Limewash throughout home.
Listing agent: Joshua Gibson DRE #02204427 josh@jwgre.com, Listing office: West Shores Realty, Inc.
MLS data updated 11/3/2026, 10:05:17 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: SB24220135
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Dec 31, 2024
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$4,050,000Closed sale · Dec 31, 2024ZIP 90039 · Dec 2024
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