Two-story stucco home with a tiled roof and mature tree shading its landscaped frontage.

A Landmark Home in Pacific Palisades Shaded by a 100-Year-Old Cedar Tree Lists for $25 Million

  • Robb Report
  • May 16, 2025

An alluringly reimagined Monterey Revival home originally designed almost a century ago by noted Beverly Hills Women’s Club architects George Elmore Gable and Stanley Wyant has just popped up for sale at $25 million in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, complete with a soaring deodar cedar tree planted by the original owner.

Dining room with a long wooden table, floral mural walls, and an ornate coffered ceiling.

Backyard patio with a stone fire pit, outdoor lounge seating, dining area, and mature trees.

Cream-stucco home with red tile roofs and mature trees beside a reflecting swimming pool at dusk.

Entry hall with a wood-beamed ceiling, stone floor, and arched view of a living room fireplace.

Living room with a veined marble fireplace, dark coffered ceiling, and open French doors.

Dining nook with a curved banquette and marble table opening into a sunlit kitchen.

Bedroom with floral wallpaper, boucle chairs, and an arched opening to a sitting area.

Pacific Ocean and distant mountains beyond Pacific Palisades rooftops, framed by trees.

Marble bathroom with a black freestanding tub, glass shower enclosure, and warm wood vanities.

Sunlit home office with peach built-ins, a long desk, two windows, and a large paper pendant light.

Spanish-style stucco home and patio shaded by a towering cedar tree, with a pool and outdoor seating.

Furnished stone patio with a fire pit beneath mature trees at dusk.

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