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Jason Schwartzman is parting ways with his picture-perfect Tudor-style cottage in Toluca Lake, listing the home for $1.8 million. Built in 1926, the property blends vintage charm with thoughtful modern updates, giving it the feel of an old Hollywood storybook retreat tucked into a quiet Los Angeles neighborhood.
From the moment you step through the arched front door, the house leans into its Tudor roots. Original Red Oak floors run throughout, and latch-style windows let in soft, natural light. High ceilings and preserved period details lend a sense of history, while careful restoration work keeps everything feeling fresh.
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The kitchen is a highlight, with crisp quartz countertops and a tiled backsplash adding modern polish. Open shelving gives the room an airy feel, but the real showstopper is the refurbished vintage stove — a nod to the home’s 1920s origins that still functions beautifully today.
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The primary suite offers a walk-in closet, an updated bathroom, and direct access to the patio outside. French doors open the space up to the landscaped yard, creating an indoor-outdoor flow that’s especially appealing in Southern California.
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Another standout feature sits above the garage: a 634-square-foot guesthouse with its own kitchen, living space, and patio. Whether used for guests, family, or creative projects, the space adds flexibility without taking away from the cottage’s cozy feel.
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The property spans about 7,000 square feet, with a brick patio shaded by mature greenery. The backyard is designed for laid-back evenings outdoors, while pathways connect the different corners of the lot in a way that makes the home feel both spacious and intimate.
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Toluca Lake has long been a favorite enclave for actors and industry professionals, thanks to its tree-lined streets and proximity to studios. The neighborhood’s mix of classic architecture and quiet charm makes it one of Los Angeles’ more sought-after residential spots.
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Schwartzman’s cottage includes 2,323 square feet inside the main house, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Combined with the guesthouse above the garage, the property balances historic charm, modern updates, and flexible living space — all wrapped up in one of LA’s most character-rich neighborhoods. The home is listed with Danny Emmer of Douglas Elliman.
