El Cabrillo is one of eight courtyard developments designed in the 1920s by husband-and-wife team Arthur and Nina Zwebell who perfected the romantic Spanish Colonial Revival.
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Stately Spanish-style fourplex sells in Echo Park
This Women’s History month is marked by the timely closing of a classic Spanish-style fourplex in Echo Park formerly owned by Marie, a savvy single mother making bold moves.
Romantic Spanish with glam-era details lists in the Hollywood Hills
New on the market is this romantic Spanish with bygone glam-era details still intact.
Splendid 1920s Spanish-style duplex in Leimert Park seeks $939K
One of Leimert Park’s very special Spanish-style dwellings just hit the market.
3-bedroom unit in Pasadena’s historic La Casa Torre seeks $849K
An historic residence built in 1927 by local architect Everett Phipps Babcock is up for grabs in Pasadena’s historic condo building La Casa Torre.
Dreamy Spanish with a touch of glam in Los Feliz wants $1.9M
Songtress Lourdes Hernández and hubby Zach Leigh transformed a tired looking 1920s Spanish-style residence into a dreamy Los Feliz Shangri-La.
Dreamy Spanish Colonial Revival in Leimert Park asks $1.2M
There was dingy carpet, grandma wallpaper, Pepto Bismal pink accents, and heavy valances and curtains dimming the natural sunlight in almost every room. But the bones of this residence in Leimert Park were oh, so good.
Three-bedroom townhouse in Hollywood’s cherished El Cabrillo seeks $1.3M
A three-bedroom townhouse at El Cabrillo, one of Hollywood’s cherished Spanish revival courtyard buildings, recalls the glamorous style and spirit of Hollywood’s heyday.
Bring the Roaring Twenties back to this 1920s Spanish by Carleton M. Winslow in Laughlin Park
Located in the coveted Laughlin Park neighborhood of Los Feliz, this vintage 1920s Spanish by Carleton M. Winslow is yearning for someone to return it to its intended glory.
Lloyd Wright’s stunning Calori House in Glendale seeks $1.7M
While Lloyd Wright’s name is often confused with his legendary father, Frank Lloyd Wright, his contribution to the architectural landscape of Southern California couldn’t be more distinct.