Reimagined 1902 John C. Austin-Designed Mansion Seeks $9.5M

$9,495,000 | Built 1902 | 12,147 Sq. Ft. | 9 Beds | 11 Baths | 0.43 Acres

637 S Lucerne Boulevard, Los Angeles, United States, 90005

An imposing 118-year-old home originally designed by John C. Austin, Architect of Los Angeles’ City Hall, The Griffith Observatory and The Shrine Auditorium, recently hit the market in Los Angeles for $9.5 million. The historic residence last sold in 2018 for $7.66 million following a total home reimagining by designer Xorin Balbes. Prior to the remodel, the residence listed in 2014 for $6.5 million and sold in January 2017 for $3.19 million. Click here to see the original interiors. Interior features include high ceilings, massive entertaining rooms, intricate custom woodworking throughout, a grand entry hall with large hand-carved fireplace, an enormous living room, elegant dining room, library, gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry and breakfast room. Additional features include a grand staircase leading to the master suite with luxurious bathroom, a billiards room, bar, game room and meditation room. It’s on the market for $9.5 million with David Rindenow of Compass.

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