Here, in Lower Mandeville Canyon, just a quarter-mile from Sunset Boulevard, one finds a long tree-lined driveway that angles upwards to the tranquil estate at 1744 Reedvale Lane.
The iconic Kaffirboom coral trees that stretch over the residential streets of the northern end of Santa Monica telegraph the area’s unerring elegance and quiet grace.
Designed by renowned architect Steve Gianetti—“The Golden Circle”—seems plucked from a story, stirring thoughts of magic. Such is the spell cast by 876 Muskingum Avenue offered by Anthony Marguleas of Amalfi Estates.
If a refreshing afternoon swim in a saltwater pool sounds like the necessary prelude to a productive afternoon, or a symphony of birdsong the ideal chorus for dinner, look no further than 14410 Villa Woods Drive, Pacific Palisades.
Los Angeles seduces with its ability to promise the impossible dream. When imagining the ideal home, one must consider if it conjures up an image of a gracious Mediterranean, like the ones seen in such films as “The Holiday” and “Home Again.”
One of the oldest settlements in the Valley, Encino is quiet, refined and conveniently located, offering a small-town feel only moments from the Westside. Gracious homes line the foliage-dense, softly-curved streets of peaceful neighborhoods.
While “home” means different things to different people, there is a common feeling of ease among those who reside regionally. In Los Angeles, descriptions of a dream property
Take a moment to meditate on the ideal Southern California home and a picture of it will likely emerge in Malibu. The enclave is celebrated for its intimate, small-town feel, relaxed luxury that characterizes life in Los Angeles, and the culture and attractions to which it is close.
Located in one of Los Angeles’ most desirable neighborhoods, and in the coveted enclave of El Medio Bluffs … a 20-minute walk in this beautifully landscaped neighborhood brings one to Palisades Village and the center of town.