This historically significant 1937 Spanish Hacienda reputed to have been built by Warner Brothers Studio is a walled, gated and private oasis with lush wrap around landscaping and uninterrupted mountain views. The property was featured in the New York Times on October 5, 2020. The property maintains it's original character and charm while having been thoughtfully restored and upgraded to today's modern standards including new AC and furnaces, water heater and comprehensive entertainment, internet and security systems. The house features two master suites, each with newly restored ensuite bathrooms, a third bedroom with adjacent bathroom and a newly renovated kitchen with high end stainless appliances and comfortable built in dining area. A large converted garage also provides an additional living space, entertainment room or 4th bedroom with french doors leading to the pool and private outdoor seating area. A vaulted and open beam living room is the heart of the house and features an authentic wood burning Adobe corner fireplace and original sliding pocket doors that lead to a generous dining room and out to the beautifully landscaped garden with olive and citrus trees, pool, spa, outdoor shower and dining area with gas barbecue and wood burning pizza oven. At the side of the property there's spacious gated off-street parking with room for three cars under a shaded pergola. Centrally located and close to downtown restaurants, casino and shops.