Description

Timeless 1928 Spanish revival village home located in the heart of the Claremont Village, just a short distance from local shops and dining, this remarkable Spanish Colonial Revival residence was designed in 1928 by architect Dwight Hamilton. The home remains deeply rooted in its original character, preserving many of the architectural details that define the style. The property welcomes you with strong curb appeal, highlighted by mature greenery and garden areas. A stone pathway leads to the front entrance, where an arched doorway and Spanish terracotta tile reflect the home’s historic design. Just beyond the entry, a private courtyard provides a peaceful outdoor space surrounded by lush plantings. Inside, a small entry room opens to hardwood floors that extend through much of the home. The living room is spacious and anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. An arched window looks into the courtyard, bringing in natural light while reinforcing the home’s Spanish architectural character. Slightly arched ceilings, built-in bookcases, and wall niches add craftsmanship and warmth. The living room also offers access to the backyard. The dining room is generously sized and overlooks the front yard through large windows. The kitchen maintains much of its original charm with thoughtful updates added over time. Spanish terracotta tile continues here, complemented by natural light, stainless steel appliances, and generous cabinetry. The space easily accommodates a breakfast table, and a bathroom is conveniently located just off the kitchen on the main level. Upstairs are three bedrooms, each with its own balcony. Two bathrooms are located on the second level and have been recently updated while still reflecting the character of the home’s era. One bathroom features a tile mosaic of an olive tree inspired by the tree growing on the property. The primary suite includes an ensuite bath and a larger balcony with a roof and shade covering. A loft with built-in bookshelves provides a comfortable space for a home office or reading area. At the rear of the property, the outdoor space continues the home’s sense of calm. Tile flooring creates welcoming areas for seating, while ambient lighting adds to the peaceful atmosphere. The driveway is accessed from the back of the property and leads to a two-car garage, creating an open area that can also be used for outdoor lounging. A rare opportunity to truly live within the charm and history of the Claremont Village.