Steeped in Hollywood history and reimagined for contemporary living, this extraordinary 1928 estate was originally built by renowned Spanish Revival and Monterey Colonial architect Roy Seldon Price for Charlie Chaplin's second wife, with interiors crafted by legendary set designer Harold Grieve. Today, the residence stands fully remodeled and thoughtfully upgraded, preserving its storied past while embracing the finest modern amenities. Tall, mature hedges encircle the property, ensuring complete privacy the moment you enter through the double-gated drive. A long motor court leads to the main entry, framed by a grassy lawn, fruit trees, and a charming turtle pond beside a dedicated dog run.Inside, the home unfolds through a striking foyer appointed with Moroccan tiles, grand archways, Spanish lighting, and bespoke French doors. This central hall opens to an elegant sequence of entertaining rooms, all bathed in natural light and designed with effortless indoor-outdoor flow. The formal living room features a dramatic stone fireplace and extends to both the expansive backyard and the front garden courtyard. The room also features a built-in bar and lounge area, along with a library/office with garden access. A vintage-style powder room and vanity complete the formal wing. At the heart of the home lies the chef's kitchen, featuring Viking appliances, a walk-in pantry, generous central island, and breakfast bar. Set between the formal dining room and inviting family room showcasing coffered ceilings, bespoke wall treatments, stone fireplace, and a built-in banquette dining area - ideal for gatherings of any scale. Below, an incredible wine cellar and multiple storage rooms offer utility and temperature-controlled preservation.Upstairs, five bedrooms occupy the main level, three of which open to a wraparound balcony overlooking the gardens. The primary suite is a sanctuary unto itself, featuring a stone fireplace in the private sitting room, dual bathrooms with a soaking