1929 Italian Period Revival Located on Oxford Road in San Marino

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Designed in 1929 by renowned architect Wallace Neff and first time on the market in 55 years, this gracious Italian Period Revival of nearly 7400 square feet is sited on a .99 acre lot across from the grounds of The Huntington Library. Set back from the street with a wide circular drive, the shuttered facade is highlighted by a handsome iron gate entry.

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