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***Seller offers $30,000 credit toward buyer interest rate buy-down*** Ideally positioned between Hancock Park and the Miracle Mile, Casa del Olivo sits in the coveted Sycamore Square enclave — a central LA address that puts world-class dining, culture, and connectivity at your doorstep. The curb appeal makes a lasting impression, and every detail inside more than delivers. Professionally designed and taken down to the studs, this home offers timeless Spanish character with the peace of mind of near-new construction. Every major system has been upgraded: new electrical, plumbing, sewer line, roof, stucco, two HVAC systems, two tankless water heaters, and a reinforced foundation brought up to current code — a turnkey home with none of the hidden costs of an older property. The exterior showcases smooth stucco, drought-tolerant landscaping, travertine pavers, and the striking sixty-year-old olive tree that gives Casa del Olivo its name and its soul. Inside, an expansive foyer welcomes you with a curved staircase, lime-washed powder room, and Hennessy white oak floors throughout an open main level with custom imported lighting. The nearly 40-foot kitchen is the heart of the home — Sub-Zero, Thermador, and JennAir appliances, Calacatta Caldia marble counters and backsplash, and a dramatic 13-foot island. It opens to a spacious living room with a fireplace and west-facing French doors filled with afternoon light. Upstairs, four of the five bedrooms feature custom fixtures and built-in closets. The primary suite is a private retreat with a walk-in closet and spa-inspired marble bath. An upstairs family room adds flexible space to relax or work from home. The backyard is built for entertaining and tranquility, with a heated pool and spa, lush lawn, and tall ficus trees for privacy. A permitted pool house offers a covered lounge and enclosed room ideal for a gym or studio. Minutes from LACMA, the Petersen, and Miracle Mile dining and shopping, Casa del Olivo offers 4,979 SF of refined living — including the permitted pool house — in a coveted Hancock Park-adjacent location.