The Oliver R. Fuller EstateIn the heart of Southern California, a timeless gem stands as a testament to an era of architectural splendor. Constructed in 1929, this rare masterpiece seamlessly blends the grandeur of Mediterranean estates with the allure of old Hollywood glamour. Nestled behind elegant gates, this Spanish Colonial Revival estate, designed by Harry Hayden Whiteley, AIA, beckons gracefully and elegantly. With 6 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, this estate sits proudly on a nearly acre-sized lot, offering sweeping views that stretch across the LA basin and beyond. Its a retreat transcending time and a sanctuary capturing the essence of Southern California living. As you enter the two-story rotunda-style entry, a sense of grandeur envelops you with hand-painted artistry, a ceiling casts a timeless spell, and a sweeping staircase harkens back to an era long past. The Baronial step-down living room with hardwood floors and an ornate fireplace features French doors that reveal a balcony overlooking a pool, the city below, and the vast expanse beyond. A light-filled library adorned with a honeycombed coffered ceiling, stained glass, fireplace, and a Prohibition-style bookcase bar adds to its allure. The equally majestic dining room boasts a hand-stenciled wood ceiling and French doors to a covered veranda beckon – a place to lounge and soak in breathtaking city views while a crackling fireplace warms the air. And a cooks kitchen with a Butlers pantry extraordinaire, commercial-grade appliances, and an oversized island.Beyond the public spaces lie the private quarters of the estate. Ascend an upper landing that offers a mesmerizing view of the rotunda entry below. This leads you to five exquisitely designed bedroom suites. Each suite is a sanctuary, renovated with an unwavering commitment to preserving the 1920s charm. The master retreat is a dream within a dream, complete with a fireplace. Its spa-like bathroom boasts stained glass, while a separate tub and