Westside DIGS | Digital Edition Online

May 1, 2020

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5.1.2020 | DIGS.NET 27 he narrow twisting roads are the first clue. While only moments off PCH, this part of the Pacific Palisades, with its small-village feel, has christened the South Riviera for good reason. Embracing the area around the Riviera Coun- try Club, this exclusive enclave evokes the beauty of the European coastline from which it draws its name, a place where slender streets give way to quiet lanes lined with beautiful estates distinguished by large lots and generously sized homes. Yet it's also minutes from Rick Caruso's inviting Palisade Village development, a short drive to Malibu, and within the easy and scenic driving distance of Los Ange- les's many cultural, dining and shopping pleasures. It's here on a quiet one-block stretch that one finds 550 Spoleto. With an elegant, low-slung Medi- terranean profile, bright red-orange clay tiled roof, and sprawling square footage, this address is a supreme example of the largesse and serenity that characterizes the homes here. A four-car garage and a substantial front courtyard, shaded by large old growth trees and dotted with lush white planting beds, telegraphs the home's warm and welcoming spirit. e impression—that this is a home where hospitality rules—is confirmed the moment one steps inside its double doors and into a generous double-height entry flooded with light that casts a rosy glow to the Saltillo tile flooring that sweeps throughout most of the main floor. A white balustrade emphasizes the graceful sweep of the staircase. e floorplan is clever, designed to deftly divide the home's formal rooms from its more casual areas in order to serve the twin needs of modern life. Tucked just inside the front entry, the living room to the right and dining room to the left ensure that important busi- ness dinners, meetings and sophisticated parties will take place away from the everyday chaos brought on by backpacks and sports equipment, tote bags and sweat- shirts. A step-down bar eases the separation between the living room, whose beauty is amplified by its high- vaulted ceilings and fireplace, and the family room. A butler's panty is the barrier between the dining room, with length enough to showcase a table for at least 10, and the kitchen. And, atop the stairs, an open plan office T M A R K E T

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