232 N Arden Blvd

Where historic elegance meets modern sophistication, this Windsor Square 1920 Georgian Colonial pairs beautifully preserved period details with high-end upgrades tailored for modern comfort. Prime location just two blocks away from downtown Larchmont Village. This historically significant property was once home to Mayor Charles Norris Poulson, the 36th Mayor of Los Angeles. During his time in office, Poulson was instrumental in shaping the city's future -bringing the Dodgers to Los Angeles, spearheading the construction of LAX, integrating the police and fire departments, and overseeing the city's rise to become the third largest in the nation. Inside, the home retains its original 1920s splendor with beautifully maintained plaster moldings and hardwood floors. Vintage light fixtures throughout the home further highlight its historic character, while the kitchen features a rare, fully restored 1950s O'Keefe and Merritt double oven- an eye-catching centerpiece that blends form and function. Updated soapstone kitchen counter tops and a newer island with a Bosch dishwasher adds modern convenience. Comfort meets smart technology with a newer two-zone HVAC system (including a dedicated zone for the primary bedroom), and an integrated Sonos music system wired through the downstairs, garden, and upper deck. The warm and intimate den includes a gas fireplace upgraded with an automatic remote starter. Security is covered with an ADT system equipped with motion detection. The home exterior is meticulously designed for beauty and ease, with drought-tolerant landscaping that enhances both privacy and curb appeal. The backyard was thoughtfully created to produce a cooler micro-climate, ideal for warm summers. Additional features include an attic with finished flooring for extra storage, a closet under the stairs outfitted with a Sub-Zero wine fridge and home AV system, and a dedicated EV charging station. A freshly painted and drywalled garage provides the ideal flex space with ADU potential. Windsor Square HPOZ