1200 N Cedar Street

Description

Set within the tree-lined streets of highly sought after Rossmoyne, this 1920s Spanish home sits on a prominent corner lot, surrounded by mature landscaping and one of Glendale’s most established residential settings. With approximately 3,300 square feet, the home offers a scale that is uncommon for the neighborhood, with notably expansive rooms throughout. The main level is anchored by a grand living room, where an original fireplace and arched front window bring in natural light and reinforce the scale of the space. Just beyond, a separate music room detailed with a decorative plaster molding and leaded glass doors that connect it to the surrounding rooms. The updated kitchen with Wolf range and Viking dishwasher includes custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and a window over the sink, with an attached breakfast area and a formal dining room sized for large scale dinner parties A dedicated office provides a separate workspace. A den-style family room offers an additional area for gathering. A large laundry room adds further flexibility and utility. Upstairs, three bedrooms are arranged along a wide central hallway. Each room is substantial in scale, with proportions that are rarely found in homes of this era. One bedroom opens to a balcony overlooking the neighborhood, while the primary suite includes a spacious bedroom, a luxuriously sized closet, that leads to the en-suite bathroom. The loft-like third level features exposed beams, wood ceilings, a sink and windows on multiple sides that bring in consistent natural light, along with 360 degree views including sweeping views of the city. The open layout lends itself well to a studio, office, fourth bedroom or additional living space. The backyard is centered around a covered pergola with space for dining and gathering, alongside a built-in outdoor kitchenette. The pool and spa are set within a private, well-composed setting, offering an ideal place to enjoy Glendale’s warm, sunny climate throughout the year. A home defined by its scale, architectural character, and its setting within Rossmoyne, one of Glendale’s most coveted and historic neighborhoods.