Pitch Perfect Co-Stars List Historic Spanish Colonial Cottag

Pitch Perfect co-stars Anna Camp and Skylar Asti n just raised a for-sale sign at their 1920s Spanish Colonial cottage, according to Compass. At $2.45 million, the 4-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom listing doesn’t fall within everyone’s ideal price range, but if you’re curious about how to mix early nineteenth-century foundations with modern designs, here’s a peek!

An antique wooden gate covered in bougainvilla opens up to a stone pathway. — An antique wooden gate opens into a pathway leading to the spacious abode, according to the Compass listing.

The 3,168 square-foot private and fully-gated dwelling boasts renovated appliances that complement accent pieces reminiscent of an old Spanish Colonial cottage, Compass agents Boni Bryant and Joe Reichling state in their listing. The home, which sits in the Los Feliz neighborhood, is a 10-minute drive from popular Los Angeles attractions like the Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood sign.

French Door Bliss in this Spanish Colonial Cottage

A large bed sits in an iron frame on top of a sprawling Aztec-printed area rug. — Catch a glimpse of the covered patio and backyard through the French doors in the master bedroom.

The master bedroom’s window-covered walls allow the California sun to beam in at every angle. An Aztec-printed rug and iron bed frame adds a Spanish flair to the expansive room. Gaze out the French doors at the sparkling pool and covered patio.

A turquoise-tiled pool and spa creeps across the enclosed backyard. — Beat the heat with the turquoise-tiled pool and spa.

The petite pool area reminds guests that the 1920s property has retained its historic footprint, and the joint pool and spa provides the perfect cool-down area for those warm California months!

Gold and silver fixtures pop in the sparkling white bathroom with marble countertops. — Gold and silver fixtures add a gleam to the smooth white cabinets and walls.

While this enlarged bathroom boasts a plethora of modern amenities, the hexagonal tile floors add an updated version of traditional hex floor tiles typically found in homes of this age. The Moorish-style shower tiles compliment the home’s Spanish roots.

Palladian Windows, Yes, Please.

A farmhouse-style chandelier hangs over a modern white table and couches with dark neutral throw pillows. — Contrasting colors in the living room tie the Spanish throw pillows and wood floors in with the white walls and couches.

A gold farmhouse-style chandelier lights up the cavernous living room, accenting the gleaming wood floors and tiled mantel fireplace. The arched doorways with Palladian windows let natural light highlight the stark contrast between the white couches and coffee table and the dark brown throw pillows and flooring.

Floor-to-ceiling white bookshelves sit on polished wood floors. — Curl up with a good book on plush couches next to the beautiful mantel fireplace.

Do you love immersing yourself in a good book? Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves in the oversized family room provide an abundance of space for your favorite novels and accent trinkets. The smooth grey coffee table and boxy white shelves create modern accents among the Spanish-style throw pillows and chandelier.

Skinny black and white tiles line walls under white kitchen cabinets and silver appliances. — New silver appliances and smooth black countertops in the kitchen add an updated look to this historic home.

The renovated eat-in kitchen boasting sleek tiled walls features new cabinetry, a Wolf range, a sub-zero refrigerator and pantry.

A beautiful chandelier hangs over a dining table with mismatched chairs and colorful plates pop from behind the china cabinet glass. — Put your best patterned plates on display in a bright and open dining room.

When eating with multiple guests, settle in the light and bright formal dining room lit with an intricate chandelier. The china cabinets echo the color and style of the arched doorways in the living room.

Relaxing Courtyard

A burnt orange canopy hangs over wooden furniture and desert plants. — Transport yourself to a Spanish desert while relaxing in the courtyard.

A burnt orange canopy and bright green desert plants add a pop of color to the neutral-colored courtyard furniture and stone. The fountain in the corner ties in the early nineteenth-century Spanish feel to the outdoor space.

To read more about this house, visit Compass.com.

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