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23020 Lita Pl

  • Woodland Hills, CA
  • $1,849,000

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Updated Charles Du Bois AIA Residence
Tucked away at the end of a serene cul-de-sac in the coveted Woodland West development, this iconic residence, originally crafted by renowned architect Charles Du Bois A.I.A., effortlessly blends timeless mid-century architecture with elevated modern luxury. Gated for privacy and framed by an enchanting, grassy front yard dotted with mature, fruit-producing trees, the property makes a striking first impression. Step through dramatic double doors into a home that honors its architectural roots while embracing today's finest upgrades. Vaulted, beamed ceilings and Du Bois's signature double-sided fireplace anchor the sun-soaked living spaces, where skylights flood the interiors with natural light and white oak floors flow seamlessly throughout. The heart of the home is a stunning custom chef's kitchen featuring sleek white oak cabinetry, polished concrete countertops, luxury appliances and direct access to the garage for everyday ease. Meticulously upgraded throughout, the home boasts new electrical and plumbing systems, updated HVAC, EV charger port, a full security camera setup, whole-home audio with integrated speakers, and so much more. The private primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a large closet, direct access to the backyard, and a spa-inspired bath with a floating double vanity, soaking tub, heated floors, and a smart bidet toilet. Additional bedrooms are generously sized, with the Jack & Jill bathroom also offering heated floors and designer finishes. Step outside to an entertainer's paradise: a resort-style backyard with a sparkling pool, lush lawn, mature fruit trees, and a charming, vine-covered outdoor dining area. Lounge beneath the covered patio, soak in the sun from the upper yard, or enjoy the garden-like serenity surrounding you. Perfectly located just minutes from the best of Woodland Hills, Calabasas, and Malibu with premier shopping, dining, houses of worship, and convenient 101 freeway access. Great schools including top-rated Calabash Elementary, with the option to waiver into Calabasas schools. A rare offering, curated by designer and builder Gregory Storm, where architectural significance meets luxurious Southern California living. Welcome home.
Tucked away at the end of a serene cul-de-sac in the coveted Woodland West development, this iconic residence, originally crafted by renowned architect Charles Du Bois A.I.A., effortlessly blends timeless mid-century architecture with elevated modern luxury. Gated for privacy and framed by an enchanting, grassy front yard dotted with mature, fruit-producing trees, the property makes a striking first impression. Step through dramatic double doors into a home that honors its architectural roots while embracing today's finest upgrades. Vaulted, beamed ceilings and Du Bois's signature double-sided fireplace anchor the sun-soaked living spaces, where skylights flood the interiors with natural light and white oak floors flow seamlessly throughout. The heart of the home is a stunning custom chef's kitchen featuring sleek white oak cabinetry, polished concrete countertops, luxury appliances and direct access to the garage for everyday ease. Meticulously upgraded throughout, the home boasts new electrical and plumbing systems, updated HVAC, EV charger port, a full security camera setup, whole-home audio with integrated speakers, and so much more. The private primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a large closet, direct access to the backyard, and a spa-inspired bath with a floating double vanity, soaking tub, heated floors, and a smart bidet toilet. Additional bedrooms are generously sized, with the Jack & Jill bathroom also offering heated floors and designer finishes. Step outside to an entertainer's paradise: a resort-style backyard with a sparkling pool, lush lawn, mature fruit trees, and a charming, vine-covered outdoor dining area. Lounge beneath the covered patio, soak in the sun from the upper yard, or enjoy the garden-like serenity surrounding you. Perfectly located just minutes from the best of Woodland Hills, Calabasas, and Malibu with premier shopping, dining, houses of worship, and convenient 101 freeway access. Great schools including top-rated Calabash Elementary, with the option to waiver into Calabasas schools. A rare offering, curated by designer and builder Gregory Storm, where architectural significance meets luxurious Southern California living. Welcome home.
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1959

1959

Year Built

4

4

Total Bedrooms

3

3

Total Bathrooms

2,084

2,084

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

10,404

10,404

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

2.0

2.0

Garage Spaces

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Woodland Hills

Welcome to Woodland Hills. Home to the new Rams Headquarters and Practice Facility and one of the biggest malls in Los Angeles.

Girard Kleinberger a visionary and entrepreneur, foresaw a large population and a thriving economy in the town he named Girard, as he later came to call himself.

Girard was an ambitious man who had a penchant for deceit. In 1922, Girard and Boulevard Land Company purchased 2,886 acres, which was subdivided into 6,000 lots. Girard sold thousands of small lots. To expedite land sales in his new town in 1923, Girard erected gates, a mosque tower, and a business district with rows of stones with false fronts to convey the impression of a flourishing economy. Girard planted trees by the thousands throughout the area. The depression proved disastrous to the ambitions of the Girard Real Estate Company.

Later, in an attempt to hold off bankruptcy and his creditors, Girard attached liens to all the property he sold without informing the buyers! In spite of his unscrupulous methods, Girard believed in the town and the land, and his plan worked. His advertisements in the newspaper did, in fact, attract new residents and businesses, and a great deal of new construction was initiated. 

In 1941, residents of the community banded together to improve the community's image and renamed it Woodland Hills. This was the origin of the Woodland Hills Chamber of Commerce

During the 30’s Harry Warner, the motion picture pioneer started amassing what was to become known as the Warner Ranch and eventually acquired 1,200 acres where he raised thoroughbred racing horses.

When Warner liquidated much of his real estate holdings in the 1980s, a number of large corporations bought and developed portions of the master planned business development. Some 630 acres of Warner's vast ranch was acquired by Kaiser Aetna and assured the name's continued prominence into the area now known as Warner Center.

With Warner Center still at the core of the business district, Woodland Hills enjoys a strong financial establishment, an upscale residential base, the finest health care, outstanding retail and dining facilities, excellent educational institutions, and recreational opportunities without equal - all in beautiful Southern California.

Girard Kleinberger a visionary and entrepreneur, foresaw a large population and a thriving economy in the town he named Girard, as he later came to call himself. Girard was an ambitious man who had a penchant for deceit. In 1922, Girard and Boulevard Land Company purchased 2,886 acres, which was subdivided into 6,000 lots. Girard sold thousands of small lots. To expedite land sales in his new town in 1923, Girard erected gates, a mosque tower, and a business district with rows of stones with false fronts to convey the impression of a flourishing economy. Girard planted trees by the thousands throughout the area. The depression proved disastrous to the ambitions of the Girard Real Estate Company. Later, in an attempt to hold off bankruptcy and his creditors, Girard attached liens to all the property he sold without informing the buyers! In spite of his unscrupulous methods, Girard believed in the town and the land, and his plan worked. His advertisements in the newspaper did, in fact, attract new residents and businesses, and a great deal of new construction was initiated. In 1941, residents of the community banded together to improve the community's image and renamed it Woodland Hills. This was the origin of the Woodland Hills Chamber of Commerce During the 30’s Harry Warner, the motion picture pioneer started amassing what was to become known as the Warner Ranch and eventually acquired 1,200 acres where he raised thoroughbred racing horses. When Warner liquidated much of his real estate holdings in the 1980s, a number of large corporations bought and developed portions of the master planned business development. Some 630 acres of Warner's vast ranch was acquired by Kaiser Aetna and assured the name's continued prominence into the area now known as Warner Center. With Warner Center still at the core of the business district, Woodland Hills enjoys a strong financial establishment, an upscale residential base, the finest health care, outstanding retail and dining facilities, excellent educational institutions, and recreational opportunities without equal - all in beautiful Southern California.
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