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This stunningly beautiful and restored architectural Trophy Spanish home is in the Miracle Mile HPOZ neighborhood of Los Angeles. Enter the property through the gated Porte-cochere or through an arched wrought iron gate into the spacious walled, tiled and gated courtyard with a lovely fountain. 1920's character is abundant with hardwood floors throughout, mahogany doors, windows and trims in living and dining areas, and period lighting fixtures throughout the home. The living room is spacious with a stately picture window, barrel ceiling and a gorgeous Batchelder fireplace, and art deco gates reminiscent of old Hollywood. Leaving the living room, you will find a formal dining room with French doors leading to the front courtyard. Adjacent to the dining room is a large breakfast room with original arched built-ins and a domed ceiling. The remodeled kitchen has granite counters, glass backsplash and high-end appliances. The kitchen also features a built-in wine fridge and bar area. Stacked W/D are cleverly enclosed near the bar area. All three bedrooms are spacious, and all three baths (primary is unpermitted) have period features including detailed tile work. The stunning full hall bath has the original tiles with built in vanity and cabinets. The resort like backyard has a solar heated saltwater pool, a sunning area and a large, tiled patio with a wood burning fireplace. The finished and upgraded garage has heat and air conditioning and French doors leading to the pool. This meticulously restored and updated home was done with honoring the original architecture and period features commonly found in these beautiful architectural trophy Spanish properties. With a walk score of 94, this home will be close to both the Fairfax and La Brea Metro stations opening in 2025 and a short walk to LA's finest museums including LACMA, La Brea Tar Pits, and the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in addition to shopping and restaurants.