This classic Los Angeles home sits in a beautiful canyon setting and features a backyard terrace, outdoor fireplace and separate pool house on the property, creating a spacious atmosphere to soak in the sun.
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
Gibson International
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The five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home is listed at $10.35 million by Susan Stark with Gibson International.
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