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Unpretentious along a charming, unsung cul-de-sac lined with well-maintained and modestly sized homes built in a fetching variety of historic architectural styles, Kroll’s comprehensively restored and designer decorated 1930s Spanish Colonial bungalow is separated from the street by a tree shielded gravel courtyard highlighted by a boldly tiled fountain at its center. Inside the not-quite-2,500-square-foot home, chatoyant dark-brown hardwoods are offset by lightly textured cotton-white plaster walls and, in the up-to-date high-end eat-in kitchen, hexagonal terra-cotta floor tiles.
A huge, flamboyantly carved fireplace dominates the airy step-down living room, and feels decidedly modern due to its daring matte-black paint job, while the dining room’s eye-catching azure ceiling provides an adventurous jolt of color. A petite room just inside the front door makes a perfect study or home office, and the breakfast room, which showcases massive wood beams across the ceiling, spills out to the backyard though French doors flanked by diamond-paned casement windows.
Upstairs guest bedrooms share a vintage-tiled bathroom complete with twin pedestal sinks. Opening to a romantic balcony the main bedroom features a full wall of floor-to-ceiling closets characterized by custom-made perforated wood doors and an updated marble bathroom painted and audacious emerald-green.
A small terra-cotta tiled terrace at the top of the staircase looks down on the smartly appointed backyard, where a curtained but otherwise open-air pavilion alongside the swimming pool and spa doubles and an al fresco screening room with a ceiling mounted projector and a movie screen that drops out of a soffit in the ceiling.
