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A 1930s Spanish Colonial Revival in the quiet, cliff-top enclave of Palos Verdes Estates. Two floors of original architectural character — arched doorways, wrought-iron railings, terracotta tile roof — paired with a full designer renovation that feels both considered and effortless. Herringbone white oak floors run throughout. A green marble fireplace anchors the living room. A showstopping botanical powder room makes guests stop mid-tour.
The kitchen opens directly to the dining room through French doors that spill out to the garden. A separate teal den invites long evenings. Three bedrooms. Two and a half baths. Space for eight, comfort for a few. Twenty minutes from the city, a world apart.
Spanish Peacocks was built in 1930 and has lived many lives — but none quite like this. Every material choice, every light fixture, every tile is intentional. The botanical powder room alone has stopped guests cold. The kind of house that makes you feel like you live in a magazine, then immediately like you've always lived here.
The French doors open to the terrace. Morning light filters through banana leaves. The only sound is birds. There is nowhere you need to be.
Five minutes in the car, five miles of coast-view trail. The Palos Verdes peninsula has some of the finest hiking in Southern California.
The round walnut table seats everyone. Cook in the blue-gray kitchen, dine with the garden in full view. It's not a hardship.
Eight minutes to one of LA County's hidden gems. Tide pools, kelp beds, the kind of sunset that makes you extend your stay.
The teal room, the cloud sofa, the big screen. A fire if the fog rolls in. This is what the whole house was made for.
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