Andalusia
Los Angeles, California • Los Angeles County
Los Angeles, California • Los Angeles County
Andalusia is a meticulously restored Spanish Colonial Revival mansion located in Los Angeles, California. Designed by prominent architect Reginald D. Johnson, it features intricate stucco work, red tile roofs, and charming courtyards. The estate boasts lush gardens and a sense of Old World charm.
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