Located within the serene beauty of Hancock Park, the residence at 501 S Rossmore, known as the H.M. Warner Home, stands as a magnificent and enduring symbol of Hollywoods golden age. Constructed in 1923, this extraordinary Classical Revival estate was envisioned by Harry Warner, one of the pioneering Warner Bros. Studios siblings, in collaboration with renowned architect Burnside Sturges. Together, they crafted a haven that seamlessly merged art, architecture, and the cherished world of cinema.Set on a coveted corner lot spanning 0.69 acres, the expansive property offers a retreat dedicated to both seclusion and artistic appreciation. The architectural grandeur takes center stage, with Greco-Roman motifs gracing the brick faade through majestic Corinthian columns, capped porticos, and a Juliet balcony. These elements pay homage to the citys Mediterranean influences, blending harmoniously with the surrounding landscapes natural beauty.Throughout the estate, the delicate balance of old Hollywoods allure and aristocratic sophistication harmoniously coexist with contemporary amenities and meticulously preserved architectural elements, including maple-paneled walls, wainscoting, and intricately designed crenellated and scalloped ceilings.Encompassing a generous 5,555 square feet, the residence comprises 14 well-proportioned rooms anchored by a grand staircase adorned with ornate banisters. A spacious formal dining room and a magnificent living room, centered around an elaborate and substantial fireplace, provide an exquisite backdrop for both intimate gatherings and grand occasions.The fusion of modernity and history seamlessly emerges in the functional yet classically designed kitchen, featuring modern appliances, including Viking range with hood. The family room exudes warmth with herringbone wood floors, built-in shelving, and large windows overlooking the covered porch and extensive grounds. Paying homage to its cinematic heritage, the estate includes a maple-p