Immersed in the fabric of Los Angeles, this hillside Mediterranean jewel offers numerous lounging decks and rooftop terraces with views of iconic landmarks. This storied duplex comprises both 2039 and 2041 Glencoe Way and was previously owned by Theo Wilson, a trailblazing journalist for the Los Angeles Times and New York Times. Experience a dreamy, enchanting lifestyle that only a home of this original character can provide, with rich period aesthetic details preserved inside and out. Vivid color complements moody hues to inspire deep thought and creativity. At 2041, enjoy authentic Spanish terra cotta tile floors, stucco fireplace, and built-ins in the delightful living room with French doors that open to the front patio. The kitchen is warm and inviting with a subway tile backsplash, aegean blue cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, and bar ledge. The formal dining room, with its rich wood floors, also has French doors to the outside. A wrought-iron staircase leads to the primary bedroom with picture windows framing sweeping views of the city, and secondary bedrooms and bathrooms have built-ins and period details. There is also an office/gaming room with vaulted ceilings with exposed beams surrounded by striking vistas of treetops and hillsides. The living room of 2039 features an original 1926 brick fireplace, entertainer's bar, charming bookcase, and lofty ceiling with exposed beams, with direct access to a spacious patio perfect for outdoor gatherings. The eat-in kitchen has been extensively and beautifully updated with copper hardware, open shelving, bright subway tile backsplash, an abundance of cabinetry, and top-of-the-line appliances. The primary bedroom has a large skylight, French doors opening to a rooftop lounging deck, an adjacent sitting alcove with picture window, and en-suite bathroom. The secondary bedroom, currently used as an office, offers direct access to the outdoors and features its own en-suite bath. Relax, entertain, and dine al-fresco from multiple tiered patios, screened for privacy from the street, including a trellis-covered outdoor dining room with views of the hills and city. Both addresses include covered parking and an in-unit laundry. Live in one and rent out the other for a steady flow of passive income. The Hollywood Bowl is also close by, with no need for ride-share or transportation. Welcome!

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