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A Tudor Revival home located on the crest of a hill provides complete privacy with endless 270-degree views of Downtown L.A., a serene canyon, and the Pacific Ocean. This home offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms with arched doorways to the dining room. The flagstone patio outside of the breakfast room and the deck above the garage are great for entertaining and soaking in spectacular sunsets. This home has been conscientiously maintained by a conservator at the LA County Museum of Art. The adjacent lot is also available, but sold separately.
Listing agent: Gus Ruelas DRE #01221146 gus@theagencyre.com, Listing office: The Agency
MLS data updated 10/23/2026, 7:13:32 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: P1-8390
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Mar 29, 2022
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$1,800,000Closed sale · Mar 29, 2022ZIP 91206 · Mar 2022
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