Originally built in 1924 by legendary Los Angeles architect John Byers for E.J. Carrillo, this Spanish Colonial Revival occupies a private North of Montana corner lot with exceptional scale for the neighborhood. The residence was thoughtfully restored and updated for modern living by architect Paul Brant Williger and designer Mark D. Sikes, in collaboration with the homeowners. The renovation preserved the home's architectural integrity while integrating modern systems. It was featured in Architectural Digest for its sensitive and timeless restoration. The main house includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms, along with a separate one-bedroom, one-bath guest suite attached to the garage.The home is enrolled in the Mills Act, offering a significant potential property tax reduction. A move-in-ready historic home of this caliber is rarely available in Santa Monica. Rich in character, privacy, and scale, this property offers the charm typically found in Santa Barbara, Montecito, Hancock Park, and Old Hollywood.

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