Home of the Week

This massive gated compound was once part of the Lookout Mountain Air Force Station, which produced classified films and still photos of nuclear experiments after World War II.

A four-level house has coast vistas from Santa Monica Bay to Point Dume.

THE Los Feliz hills may be known for Spanish- and Mediterranean-style architecture, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for something a bit more exotic.

At 17,000 square feet, fairy-tale estate is where the Old World meets alpine waters.

Owners of Mrs. Cubbison’s onetime abode in Mt. Washington have restored some features and added their own.

Converted 1930 warehouse is configured with three bedrooms, 13/4 baths in 7,000 square feet.

A sprawling home on 4.5 acres in gated Country Club Estates has a wealth of features.

Surprisingly fanciful touches distinguish a rock-solid 1920s canyon-side home in Altadena.

Walls of glass reveal broad views at this camera-ready Malibu home.

A Georgian-style mansion replaces a Holmby Hills estate once owned by Irene Dunne.

A 4-year-old oceanfront estate in Santa Barbara channels an old-world era.

In its loggias, arches and pools, Irvine’s Castillo del Cañón took its inspiration from Spain’s Alhambra.