10501 Almayo Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90064

A rarely preserved 1931 Spanish Revival with exceptional original detailing! Built in 1931 as the neighborhood's model home, this beautifully preserved home exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of early West Los Angeles architecture. Rich in character and integrity, it retains an impressive collection of original details that are increasingly difficult to find. The exterior sets the tone with red clay tile roofing, sculptural lines, and gently curved walkways framed by mature landscaping, while inside, hand-troweled plaster walls, graceful archways and warm hardwood floors create a seamless and inviting flow throughout the floor plan. The living room is a true focal point, featuring an original sculptural fireplace, hand-painted wood ceiling beams, and a striking stained-glass window that fills the space with soft, filtered light. French doors open to a private interior courtyard, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The pergola-covered patio, complete with string … read more …