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Historic Villa Nestled in Los Angeles

A rare gem designed by legendary Paul Williams in 1930, this home in Los Angeles has been beautifully restored in the last few years. Now, through the front gate and past the motor court, you'll find a classic Mediterranean-style villa with terra cotta tile floors, broad archways and redwood ceilings -- just to name a few details.

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Sunset View of 1930s Mediterranean Villa in Los Angeles

Thanks to its cool white exterior, this Mediterranean villa almost seems to recede into the background as the sun goes down, allowing the colors of the sky to appear even more vivid. Outdoor lights bathe the property in a warm glow, too, which suits the inviting nature of the home.

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1930s Mediterranean Villa Set on Oversized Lot With Stone Gate

The approach to this 6,400-square-foot home is so peaceful that few might guess that the lot is actually located in Los Angeles. Tall palms surround the property, offering a sense of escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, while an unassuming white gate guards the entrance to this extraordinary estate.

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Landscape Lights Illuminate Gravel Driveway at Night

Thanks to sleek landscape lights, the gravel driveway is visible even at night. Tall palms and other trees line the sides of the drive and ensure that guests stay on course until they've reached the front gate.

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1930s Mediterranean Villa Boasts Formal Motor Court

A gravel driveway guides visitors through the front gate and to the formal motor court, where there's plenty of space to park their cars. Straight ahead, they'll see the Spanish tile roof, sweeping balconies and archways that comprise the main house, as well as a matching garage on the right.

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