Résidence Unifamiliale À Los Angeles

Rich in history and architectural character, this distinctive Spanish residence in Lake Hollywood captures the charm and elegance of a bygone era. Once home to actress Iris Adrian, whose career spanned the transition from silent films to talkies and continued into beloved Disney classics including The Love Bug, That Darn Cat!, and Freaky Friday, this three-bedroom, two-bath home carries a fascinating Hollywood pedigree. Elegant dark hardwood floors, original stained glass designs, graceful archways, and original plaster walls create an atmosphere of warmth and character. The great room, with its exposed wood-beamed ceilings and stunning fireplace, showcases the home’s architectural beauty. The formal dining room features beautiful arched windows framing views of the surrounding hills. The recently remodeled kitchen is a standout, beautifully designed with expansive countertops, pull-out pantry storage, and abundant cabinetry, offering an inviting space for both serious cooking and everyday gatherings. Original bas-relief wall designs lend the bedrooms another layer of architectural character, reflecting the artistry and craftsmanship of the era. The primary suite is thoughtfully appointed with custom built-in closets and a beautifully remodeled en-suite bath featuring elegant spa-inspired finishes and additional built-in storage. Set across two lots spanning more than 8,800 square feet, with street-to-street frontage between Floyd Terrace and Troy Drive, the property offers an expansive outdoor setting with multiple distinct spaces for entertaining and relaxation. Oversized patios invite long afternoons lounging in the sun and intimate dinners under the stars, including a terrace with a built-in fireplace. Views of the Hollywood Sign and surrounding Hollywood Hills complement the setting. Mature fruit trees and lush greenery enhance the beauty and privacy of the grounds. A magnificent heated saltwater pool serves as the centerpiece of the outdoor experience, creating an inviting setting for swimming, lounging, and entertaining. A versatile outdoor space, currently configured as a batting cage, offers flexibility for a variety of activities. A garage completes the property. Originally built in 1936, the residence has retained much of the craftsmanship and architectural detail that define its distinctive character. Its expansive grounds, remarkable Hollywood history, and proximity to the Lake Hollywood Reservoir, Griffith Park, the Hollywood Bowl, and major studios offer a compelling combination of setting, provenance, and lifestyle.