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In a real estate market full of grey paint and cheap materials, 4310 7th Avenue is nothing short of a once-in-a-lifetime restoration. Recently completed by Revival Renovates Design, the vision for the resurrection of the home was to be a love letter to original Los Angeles Spanish and art deco architecture, and is an unusual and refreshing revival of a more than deserving property. This commanding Leimert Park Spanish Colonial Revival perfectly marries the memorable with the modern. Grand, original tripartate windows drench the oversized step down the living room in natural light, which features custom new authentic ceiling frescoes and seamlessly flows into a large dining area, flanked with late 1920’s decorative iron work. A bright breakfast nook has original custom built-ins with Malibu tiles, and leads into a completely remodeled, period-correct kitchen that has custom inset cabinetry with reed glass, Douglas Fir floors, natural stone counter tops, Bertazzoni stove & GE monogram fridge. 3 of the 4 spacious bedrooms boast plaster wedding cake moldings and 1920’s & 30’s and antique lighting fixtures that were carefully sourced for each room. The 3 bathrooms were carefully redone in collaboration with renowned third-generation historic tile maker Nonato Ceramics to replicate the original Spanish & Deco flavors of the past, including original sinks that were carefully chosen to match each room. All of the timeless wooden windows and floors were restored, ensuring that the soul of the property forever speaks. The primary bedroom features a dual vanity and rare double closet, one being a beautiful stained glass turret. Newer systems updates include copper piping, electrical panel, wiring, all new HVAC, tankless water heater, epoxy roof treatment and previous foundation upgrades. A large avocado tree allows for shaded playtime with children or pets or entertaining in the backyard. An incredibly rare opportunity in one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in all of Los Angeles.