This W. L. Skidmore designed residence is an architectural masterpiece spectacularly sited on a prominent ridge in the premier Los Feliz Hills. Built in 1924, this estate stands as a rare and significant residential example of Egyptian Revival architecture. Today, the home offers a stunning reinterpretation of its historic origin, featuring a temple-like facade, geometric detailing, and unparalleled 360-degree views of the downtown Los Angeles skyline, mountains, and Griffith Park. Spanning over 3,700 square feet of meticulously updated living space, the main residence includes three family or guest bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a grand, full-floor primary suite complete with an adjacent private family room with fireplace and access to a large view terrace. A fully remodeled gourmet kitchen equipped with premium Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances opens directly to an expansive dining terrace. Designed for the ultimate luxury lifestyle, the property boasts a state-of-the-art gym, a versatile recreation room, a secluded secret garden, and an outdoor kitchen perfect for sophisticated alfresco entertaining. Complete with a separate guest apartment featuring a private entrance and its own kitchenette, this estate is located on a highly desirable stretch of Glendower Avenue near architectural icons like Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House. Enjoying unparalleled convenience, the property sits in close proximity to the historic Greek Theatre, the iconic Griffith Observatory, and local Griffith Park trailheads, perfectly pairing modern resort-style amenities with historic preservation and an active outdoor lifestyle.

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