I was born raised and grew up here in Hancock Park on June st I still live in my childhood home my dad passed away years ago and my mom is 86 and I'm 53 so I moved back into take care of her. I will never leave this is home. Anyone who moves here will fall in love and never leave unless they die. However "usually" their homes are passed to their family. Again I live in my childhood home I will never leave it's going to my daughter never selling.  ❤

This home is amazing. I loved those green sofas and coffee table. The stained glass windows were also wonderful. Thank you for touring this home.

😮😮😮😮 That's the house of my dreams; I can definitely see Jean Harlow coming down that grand staircase for "Dinner at Eight" 😂😂😂 !! The area rug in the parlor is absolutely soiled; who was unalived on that floor? 😂😂😂😂😂 !!

Some who knows how to decorate could really make this place shine. Don't think it needs a ton of work just styled.  Love it. I have so many ideas. 😄 Oh to be rich.

Amazing!! Was this house built for anyone in particular?

Amazing place. First off, I'd coat the front door with Tung Oil. After several coats would protect & give the door a satin sheen. Needed to turn the knob to the left of the door interior knob to open. It's the "lock" for the door glass opening. The thickness of those doors, the inlay of the living room floor, the real lath & plaster walls & ceilings. That kind of quality of detail craftsman ship simply doesn't exist anymore! The stained glass windows are simply spectacular! Imagine having a meal at night in that dining room. that stained glass window would be backlit from the entrance vestibule! I wouldn't TOUCH that kitchen!! The second seating in the second Butler's Pantry is for the staff telephone! Notice the hole in the countertop. Originally, probably for a candlestick phone. The closet telephone was for family members & guests. The "diner vibe" table is again for the staff to eat. These places were usually run with a large staff. When you return from the laundry room into the diner vibe staff table room, suspect that wall insert closet door is for a dumbwaiter!! Perfect place for one in the staff section of the house off the kitchen!! That staircase railing needs to be cleaned with Red Bear copper & brass polish!! Then buffed to a brilliant shine &  then coated with Renaissance Wax. Red Bear polish is the best for not scratching the metal & Renaissance Wax was developed by the British Museum for their finest antiques! It's a micro crystalian wax that coats & protects all objects/metals from acids in dust, etc., & either stops or greatly impedes tarnish on metals! Suspect that stair banister would shine like it's gold plated as suspect it originally looked. The primary bedroom bathroom. Those faucet fixtures are Sheryl Wagner's from the '70s & were/are first rate. Suspect those faucet handles are rose quartz & those & the faucet metal work either need to be polished or re gold plated as they originally were!! The the wall sconces on either side of the sinks are so beautiful! Never seen "flowers" like that! At 10.04 & your "we've left the bedroom" the immediate pan to the right is the dumbwaiter door pointed out on the first floor!! The "closet area" was linen storage & the desk to the left the sewing area for the fabric repairs. Suspect that "burlap" wallpaper is actually split bamboo & that "outdoor patio" was just that if the window/door goes almost to the ground with the bottom about a foot above the floor. To keep rainwater out of the bedroom. At 13.24 your "back to gold & pink" that was a woman's vanity, the fanciest one I've ever seen, with the elaborate mirror & seat! The gravity heating system panel... such a shame it's not used anymore!! They had higher BTU's than are allowed now & no fans for forced air heat! The heat was "silent" & just "wafted" up into the rooms. So silent & less dust from the fans! You've got the right idea about the garden, but, perhaps, an even better idea than removing the '60s additional garage bey would be to remove all the walls & make it an outdoor covered "garden room" overlooking a new pool! Oh I bet that deco "seahorse" was a fountain!! The pipes rotted & they just filled in the basin below it & turned it into a planter! That front & side yard are enormous! Know how HOA's are VERY particular, but couldn't part of the side yard be heddedged off for a private outdoor lawn space? All in all a fantastic place! Love every bit of it!

I live in Hancock Park and adore this architecture. Really well-preserved home that will no doubt be gutted. It isn’t strictly deco, though. It’s a mix of deco and Hollywood Regency (fixtures and railing are classic HR. Thanks so much! Love to know the architect!

I think the 2ndry primary was the gentleman quarters. She could rest, while he closed deals. The small hallway is likely laundry Shute.

You forgot to mention Bridget Fonda and Danny Elfman who used to live up the street from me.  :)

I think it’s a nice house, but it doesn’t look deco hardly at all even the original decorations they don’t look to me anyway I don’t know what the asking price is but it needs a huge amount of work to get it good