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In 1921, they purchased four acres of land on Angelo Drive, perched atop the relative seclusion of Beverly Hills' hills overlooking Los Angeles. Over time, their property expanded, transforming from a simple ranch into an elaborate estate featuring sprawling horse stables, riding arenas, and lush gardens—an homage to both their passions and Hollywood’s grandeur.
Designing Enchanted Hill: The Marriage of Old World Elegance and Hollywood Glamour
In 1924, they commissioned Wallace Neff, a talented young architect renowned for his Spanish Revival style, to turn their vision into reality. The result was Enchanted Hill, a stunning mansion inspired by the Andalusian Palace of Cortés—an architectural masterpiece blending Old World charm with Hollywood glamour.