Beachwood Canyon Historic Monument Lists For $1.4 M

LOS ANGELES, CA — Why live in any old house when you can live in a historic monument? The Garber House built in 1922 is one of Hollywood's original Beachwood Canyon homes, and it's a registered LA Historic-Cultural Monument, a dramatic example of the Tudor Revival architecture that characterized much of early Hollywood.

Built by noted architect Herbert A. Linthwait, the property is iconic and boasts unique details at every turn from the original casement windows, exposed beams, and hardwood floors to built-ins, Gothic plaster, and its steeply pitched gabled roof. Arched entryways welcome you in and carry throughout the house. A brick-walled sunroom features abundant natural light perfect for an artist's studio, and the master bath boasts french doors opens to a private balcony. A carriage house built in 1939 features a full studio apartment above the garage.

• Address: 6058 Scenic Ave, Los Angeles, California
• Price: $1,379,000
• Square Feet: 2354
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1922
• Features: The Garber House c. 1922: LA Historic-Cultural Monument #874. Built by noted architect Herbert A. Linthwait, this Beachwood Canyon property boasts an iconic two story brick Tudor-style main house and a carriage with studio apartment, one car garage and separate art studio. The 2bd / 1.5 bath main house features original casement windows, exposed beams, hardwood and brushed tile floors, built-ins, Gothic-style plaster details, a steeply pitched gabled roof, arched entryways and a light filled separate office. A lush and enchanting garden beckons you to enjoy the morning sun or dine al fresco in the cool evenings. A stone's throw from both Beachwood Market and the hippest shops and restaurants in Franklin Village, the Garber House is a charmed and one-of-a-kind home in an incredible Hollywood Hills neighborhood.

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