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From Here, You Can See for Miles

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TIMES STAFF WRITER

A home with sweeping views of the city: That’s how restaurateur Dave Chasen envisioned the house designed for him and his family in 1954 by architect Paul Williams.

With its walls of glass, and focus on the California indoor-outdoor lifestyle, the home is acknowledged by many in the real estate community as one of the most spectacular view estates in the L.A. area.

About this house: Situated on 11/4 acres, with unobstructed views from downtown to the ocean, the house can be approached from two gated entrances on separate streets. From each gate, there is a 300-foot-long driveway to the house. There is parking for 15 cars.

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Asking price: $5.9 million

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Size: Four bedrooms, 51/4 baths in just under 6,000 square feet.

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Features: Screening room, gourmet kitchen, pool, large master suite.

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Where: Hollywood Hills

Listing agent: Barry Peele, Sotheby’s International Realty, (310) 278-0962.

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To be considered as a candidate for Home of the Week, please send color interior and exterior photos (copies only, please; we cannot return the pictures) and a brief description of the house, including what makes the property unusual, to Ruth Ryon, Real Estate Section, Los Angeles Times, 202 W. 1st St., Los Angeles, CA 90012; or e-mail homeoftheweek@latimes.com.

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