“Grecian” and “lavender.” The latter isn’t really accurately displayed in the photo. It was really something.
Another angle behind the cut.
6 thoughts on “There are only two words to describe this house.”
What’s on either side of it. On my walk this morning, I found a much smaller Grecian-style house which came across as absolutely comical because of its context, with somewhat run-down 50s-era tract homes on either side of it.
Is this in Hancock Park?
wasn’t this the house of the Diane Lane and Bob Hoskins characters in Hollywoodland?
That looks awesome.
What’s that old joke/line from L.A. Story?
And here’s a greek revival, and they have to revive the greek who lives in it every morning.
You have a good eye norm, that is the house in Hollywoodland! I just watched the movie a couple of days ago and i didn’t recognise it. I still have the dvd, so i checked it.
Good movie btw. I love old Hollywood!
What’s on either side of it. On my walk this morning, I found a much smaller Grecian-style house which came across as absolutely comical because of its context, with somewhat run-down 50s-era tract homes on either side of it.
Is this in Hancock Park?
wasn’t this the house of the Diane Lane and Bob Hoskins characters in Hollywoodland?
That looks awesome.
What’s that old joke/line from L.A. Story?
And here’s a greek revival, and they have to revive the greek who lives in it every morning.
You have a good eye norm, that is the house in Hollywoodland! I just watched the movie a couple of days ago and i didn’t recognise it. I still have the dvd, so i checked it.
Good movie btw. I love old Hollywood!