In The Shadow Of The Observatory, Gem Of The Roaring 20s Listed

LOS ANGELES, CA — That view (can the Griffith Observatory really be that close?). That door. Those stunning vaulted ceilings. That breakfast nook, and those archways. Can you tell I'm in love?

Built in 1928 by Theodore J. Scott, whom architectural historian Steve Vaught dubbed “the busiest LA architect you’ve probably never heard of,” according to Curbed Los Angeles, this house feels like everything Old Hollywood aspired to be back in those roaring 20s.

It's been meticulously maintained, and you should do yourself a favor and click the link below to scroll through the photos and appreciate this gem. It's special.

• Address: 5432 Red Oak Dr, Los Angeles, California
• Price: $3,450,000
• Square Feet: 3955
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1928
• Features: The Korman Residence; T.J. Scott, architect, 1928. Offered for the first time in over a generation. Discover this lavish and authentic silent film-era Spanish Colonial Revival home in the celebrity-favored Los Feliz Oaks. Swing open the massive, arched front door and enter the two-story entry hall with ox-eye window and grand staircase with velvet rope handrail. Rich details abound: ornate Spanish Baroque-style plasterwork; wrought ironwork; quarry tile flooring; art tile stair risers and jazzy original tile Deco baths splashed in hues of rose, ochre, aquamarine and bisque with jet accents. Meticulously maintained and updated from the foundation to the modern systems throughout. High-end chef's kitchen with original tile. 3, 955 square feet on a huge 19, 678 square foot double lot with drive-on compound potential. 3 bedrooms; 3.5 baths; step-down living room with fireplace, French doors, vaulted ceiling; formal dining room; patios; balconies-even a mock garita on the main faca

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