Guess Which Movie Legend Built This House?

WOODLAND HILLS, CA — This Woodland Hills home looks more like it belongs in a storybook or, maybe, a movie. But that makes sense. The home, a replica of an English Cottswald cottage, was built in 1934 by one of Hollywood's most prolific directors of all-time: Michael Curtiz

Curitz directed more than one 100 films and helped launched some of the biggest names in Hollywood including James Cagney, Joan Crawford, Doris Day, John Garfield and Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, and Bette Davis. Curitiz directed such classics as "White Christmas" and "Casablanca," and "The Adventures of Robin Hood."

Though updated, Curitz's home has stayed true to its historic roots. Listed at $2.2 million, it features exposed beam ceilings, oak flooring, iron and brass railings and stunning hand-made windows throughout.

• Address: 4880 Queen Florence Ln, Woodland Hills, California
• Price: $2,200,000
• Square Feet: 2724
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 3 Baths
• Built: 1934
• Features: Secluded behind wrought iron gates, this historic Woodland Hills retreat revisits a magical era in the days of Hollywood. Originally built in 1934 by renowned director Michael Curtiz, this private escape has housed some of Hollywood's biggest names. The original owner meticulously emulated the design from an English Cottswald cottage and imported materials and trees to build this retreat. The current owner has expanded on the property staying true to the architecture that makes it so appealing. Stepping into this one of a kind residence you will be surrounded by the elegant yet rustic environment this homes provides. From the exposed beam ceilings, oak flooring, iron and brass railings and stunning hand-made windows throughout. Step outside to the serene grounds and enjoy a peaceful relationship with nature boasting a sweeping stream, waterfalls, terraced patios and a custom built workshop! Two separate guest quarters with own AC, systems and entries.

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