This Spanish Colonial Revival style is a City-designated Structure of Merit, designed by noted architect Henry Howell with a gracious entry porch and surrounded by gardens with mature oak, olive and fruit trees. Corner lot with stone steps to entry and driveway out of sight around corner. Excellent flow for entertaining large groups. 14'x20' living room with vaulted hand-hewn beamed ceiling, large fireplace, and restored original hidden Prohibition cabinet for liquor. 10'x15' family room/library is 3/4 scale reduction of living room also with matching vaulted beamed ceiling and fireplace. Eat-in kitchen plus separate dining room. Separate laundry room with beverage closet with diamond wine rack for 200+ bottles. Oak flooring throughout except for kitchen [fir], 3 bathrooms [slate] and laundry room [linoleum]. Roof deck with white and red lighting for stargazing. Outside are two patio areas, one under an olive tree canopy with fountain. The other is part of the main garden area with multiple destinations including the separate guest house, roof deck, and spa. The BBQ area is plumbed for gas and hot/cold wet bar. 2015 photovoltaic solar plus new roof [50-year transferrable warranty]. The paver driveway includes a designated area for additional two vehicle parking and/or easy turnaround. Part of the 1926 planned development of San Roque Park with gracious homes designed by notable architects. The 1929 stock market crash, ensuing Great Depression, and World War II ended the development plans, which would have included a golf course where Stevens Park is now.
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