Las Tapias 'The Garden Walls' - a 1922 George Washington Smith-designed home in the Spanish colonial revival idiom - was extensively remodeled in 2006. The period charm has been carefully protected & revitalized. It consists of 3770 sq ft comprised of four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, spacious kitchen, living, dining rooms, library/media room behind the secret door, & fireplaces in the living room, master bedroom & on the patio plus a separate guest suite also with a fireplace. Twenty plus fruit trees and berry vines dot the property including apricot, pear, pomegranate, kaffir lime, mandarin, bearss & mexican limes, apple, nectarine, grapefruit, 3 varieties of oranges and 3 fig trees as well as blackberry and boysenberry vines. There are five specimen olive trees believed to be from the original Mission olive grove and estimated to be 200 years old. Las Tapias has been designated a City Landmark.
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