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The Monterey Revival home features seven bedrooms and nine baths in nearly 8,400 square feet.
The entry foyer.
The fireside living room's coffered ceiling is topped with a custom William Waterhouse light fixture.
An arched doorway leads from the living room to an office.
The formal dining room sports hand-applied chinoiserie wall treatments.
The kitchen has been updated with an eat-in island, modern appliances, and stone-clad walls.
The breakfast room.
The primary suite.
The primary offers ocean views from its Juliet balcony.
An adjoining sitting room.
The walk-in closet.
The primary bath.
The terracotta-hued screening room.
A crafts and study space.
The backyard has multiple alfresco lounging and entertaining spots.
An expansive dining table is nestled alongside a fireplace and chef's garden.
A fire pit conversation area.
The 62-foot pool is flanked by a wood-slatted wellness center.
The wellness center's fitness room opens to a secluded patio.
There's also a lounge to relax.
An aerial view of the Huntington Palisades property, which rests on over a half an acre in the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains.
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