Paseo Miramar


Paseo Miramar is an original remodel of a 1929 Spanish Colonial Revival home originally built for the Ziegfield Follies comedian/actress Fannie Brice. The original footprint of the home contained roughly 5,000 square feet of living space. Phoenix Property Company enclosed some of the outdoor porches and converted basement space, adding an additional 8,500 square feet. The home now contains five bedrooms, five full baths, two half-baths, with a formal living room, family room, dining room, media room, and wine room. The home sits on a sloped lot and has living space on three levels.

Location: Pacific Palisades, California
Amenities:
  • Spanish Colonial Revival tiles in kitchens, stairwell, and baths from noted Malibu tile company
  • Random -width walnut floors
  • Custom-crafted wine room with regionally designed murals
  • Viking & Thermador kitchen appliances
  • Walk-out ocean view basement
  • Custom stained motor court
  • Hand stained Saltillo tile floors in kitchen, breakfast and family room
  • Secret rooms concealed behind custom millwork
  • Lutron lighting system
  • Hand painted stenciling on ceilings and beams
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