Westside DIGS | Digital Edition Online

May 14, 2021

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26 DIGS.NET | 5.14.2021 S W E E T D I G S | 4 5 8 1 9 T H S T R E E T, S A N TA M O N I C A M A R K E T hough outsiders tend to lump Santa Moni- ca into one luminous city, locals understand the nuances of its sparkling mini-neighbor- hoods. Among this collection of exquisite real estate, it's the homes tucked between San Vicente, the bucolic passageway to the rest of Los Angeles, and Montana Avenue, its bustling boulevard of exclusive boutiques, sumptuo- us restaurants and well-stocked markets, that are most desirable. Gillette Regent Square, a pocket that extends from 17th street to 21st Place, circumscribes one of its most coveted portions. Developed by King Gillette, the razor blade manufacturer, and established in 1913, its wide lots, mature street trees, large homes and quiet, congenial streets commandeered by kids on bikes and skateboards, with neighbors nodding to one other whi- le walking their dogs, is an oasis of calm in the middle of active Los Angeles. Within this enclave is the home at 458 19th Street. Bordered by a white stone fence, the home's clean-lin- ed facade, punctuated by generous windows and a black-glass fronted garage, sits back from the sidewalk, discrete and unprepossessing in its conversation with the older homes on the block. In fact, it's not until you step inside the front door that you realize that the ada- ge about the deceptive nature of first impressions is an apt one. Its low-key contemporary exterior belies an expansive, light-filled interior. From the grand sightline that greets you at the front door and extends all the way through to the back of the home, to the high ceilings, three floors and walls of sliding glass, everything about this home reads as elegant, spacious and welcoming. Sophea Interior Design hand-selected this home's dramatic details—book-matched marble used for fire- place surrounds, sinks and the master bathroom, solid hardware, finely finished closets, textured walls, and sparkling light fixtures—to amplify its feeling of soaring beauty. A well-thought out floorplan corrals two sets of T

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