A picturesque Spanish Colonial Revival to inspire a childlike sense of awe, adventure and wonder; you’ll play audience to romantic canyon banter of light and shade on classic architectural prose, a fountain for creative flow and welcoming mystic muse of the mountain. Designed by Charles H. Kyson, an esteemed early motion picture architect and art director, this early canyon home captures the love, joy, optimism and ambition of his early career at the neighborhood boom of early silent film stars and shift from vacation getaway to thriving community. An ornate red door leads you to a great room of hand painted Douglas fir beams, arched hallways and playful lofted areas; magic in memories to be made. There are grand and bright proportions in the oversized living room, family room and dining room complemented by both original detailing and modern minded open design. A separate thoughtfully designed guest suite boasts handcrafted fixtures, furnishings and cabinetry, inviting friends and family to the weekend getaway you call home. Thoughtful contemporary finishes like Carrera marble countertops, water conserving fixtures, accessible washer dryer, as well as additional storage spaces personify contemporary lifestyles, while original features like the quaint breakfast nook and indoor outdoor flow remain true to the spirit of the home. Privately entertain and watch purple sunsets from the sprawling tiered gardens or heated waterfall pool. Sitting on two large terraced lots in a locals only channel off the Boulevard. Wonderland school district and just a few yards away from the legendary Canyon Country Store, whose stewardship was recently and lovingly passed to culture conscious ownership, and the folk romantic Pace, this home offers the neighborhoods finest amenities just outside your door.