353 S Arden Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90020

Spectacular Georgian Beauty, Architect Robert D. Jones circa 1920. Amazing extra bonus space built-out attic reminiscent of a secret artist pied-a-terre approximately 1,454sf. Windsor Square trophy home - stately columns on a tiered crescent marble entryway, majestic vintage entry door with clerestory windows. Finely detailed dormers combined with arch top windows. Foyer adorned with rich mahogany & natural lighting all throughout. Pocket mahogany doors grace the lower level with quarter-sawn hardwood flooring. Wrap-around stair railing centering around dancing light prisms that are captured by a crystal dangling chandelier. A huge scenic deck that overlooks backyard. Arched window leading to the majestic front facade crescent balcony currently used as an office. Embrace the Master Suite extending itself to a Master Sitting Room with built in custom cabinetry. An opulent Master Bathroom with ThermaSol steam shower, Rohl & Kohler fixtures, bidet, tiled wainscotting underlaid with basket weave tile flooring. Two more spacious en-suite bedrooms next to each other. The finished attic is an amazing private space that speaks for itself with rooftop amazing views to include iconic Hollywood sign. The mahogany paneled walls richly accent the dining room with a butlers door. A chefs delight gourmet Downsview Kitchen with Shaws House of Rohl double sink inserted in center island, Wolf Double Ovens, Six-burner cook-top with hood and pot-filler, Sub Zero fridge, built-in cabinetry, three dishwashers and peninsula side island with prep sink. Huge basement with laundry room. Magnificent powder room with Walker-Zenger mosaic tile flooring, mahogany wood paneling, a hand-wrought copper sink on a marble countertop. Breakfast room large enough for main gatherings with a double set of French doors opening to the backyard. A salt-water swimmers pool, spa and built-in BBQ decorate the lush private backyard. Gated long driveway with oversized 2-car garage having an impressive guest house above with exposed truss, brick walls and high-volume ceiling. Home remodeled in 2007 with foundation retrofit allowing for possible future expansion on upper deck. Symmetry, proportion, and balance best describe this one-of-a-kind Windsor Square Georgian trophy.