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Meticulously restored Streamline Moderne residence in the Oaks, designed by Arthur W. Hawes in 1937. Hawes’s work includes Westwood’s original Crest Theatre and contributions to the historic Hollywood Reporter complex. Decades of careful stewardship have preserved the materials, finishes and craftsmanship that define this incredible 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. Original casement windows, moldings, door
Meticulously restored Streamline Moderne residence in the Oaks, designed by Arthur W. Hawes in 1937. Hawes’s work includes Westwood’s original Crest Theatre and contributions to the historic Hollywood Reporter complex. Decades of careful stewardship have preserved the materials, finishes and craftsmanship that define this incredible 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. Original casement windows, moldings, door hardware and light fixtures remain, with attention extending to the smallest details: window cranks, latches, switch plates and even the plating on individual screws. The restoration reflects a consistent respect for the original design throughout. On the lower level, a speakeasy bar room features mahogany-paneled walls, a period-correct bar, a recording booth and its own Deco-tiled bathroom. This distinctive space continues the attention to detail found throughout the residence, offering a more intimate setting for entertaining. With its architectural provenance and substantial period character intact, 2514 Canyon Drive offers an opportunity to carry forward a thoughtful tradition of preservation in a prime Oaks location.