"Perched in Nichols Canyon and wrapped in a neoclassical facade, La Castana House is the kind of Los Angeles property that surprises you the moment you step through the door. Originally constructed in 1948, the residence carries the stately presence of an older era - but inside, it has been entirely reimagined by House of Rolison to meet the needs of today's design-savvy buyer."
"From the street, La Castana House reads as a picture of neoclassical elegance, with clean lines and a timeless profile that grounds it in LA's rich architectural history. But the moment the front door opens, the house reveals a completely reimagined interior. The transformation by House of Rolison turns this Nichols Canyon property into a sophisticated retreat, full of natural light, modern finishes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow."
"At the heart of the home is a sun-filled gourmet kitchen, designed to be both visually stunning and practical for entertaining. Flooded with natural light, the space features sleek cabinetry, stone countertops, and top-tier appliances - all anchored by an island that invites guests to gather. Whether hosting friends or prepping for a quiet night in, the kitchen offers both form and function, proving why it is often called the centerpiece of the home."
La Castana House occupies a Nichols Canyon site behind a neoclassical facade and was originally built in 1948. The interior was entirely reimagined by House of Rolison to prioritize natural light, modern finishes, and indoor-outdoor flow. The residence provides four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and roughly 3,000 square feet of living space. A sun-filled gourmet kitchen features sleek cabinetry, stone countertops, top-tier appliances, and an island designed for gathering. Custom hardwood built-ins add warmth and storage while reinforcing a curated, livable aesthetic that balances architectural heritage with contemporary comfort.
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