✨Historical Cultural Monument No. 849. designed by architect John C. Austin скачать в хорошем качестве

✨Historical Cultural Monument No. 849. designed by architect John C. Austin

✨Historical Cultural Monument No. 849. designed by John C. Austin, architect of the Griffith Observatory and Los Angeles City Hall. ✨Built in 1905 and known as the Nickel-Leong Mansion, this Greek Revival estate sits proudly atop a Mt. Washington hilltop, wrapped in rare Bunya pines and over half an acre of land. ✨From the neoclassical facade to the grand foyer, soaring ceilings, and perfectly preserved millwork, this is the kind of craftsmanship you simply don’t get anymore. Picture windows frame sweeping views, fireplaces anchor the living spaces, and a beautifully reimagined vintage-style kitchen blends history with function. ✨Four generous bedrooms, a sun-filled primary suite, a finished attic ready for creativity, and multiple terraces for dining and entertaining make this home as livable as it is significant. ✨A true Los Angeles landmark. Homes like this aren’t built anymore and once they’re gone, they’re gone. 4 beds | 5 baths | 4,392 sf 0.44 acres lot 💲2,750,000 Reach out to schedule a private showing: • 323-612-2001 • jose@ciresocal.com 🔹For new clients, I like to connect on a 20-minute Zoom call to walk through the process. During our call, I’ll answer your questions and offer insights to help you move forward with confidence. 🔹Looking to sell? We’ll go over what it takes to position your home thoughtfully and make it stand out in today’s market. Listing Provided Courtesy of: Lorraine Getz, Compass,