One of six remaining Spanish revival courtyard buildings designed in the 1920’s by Arthur and Nina Zwebell.

The one, two and three bedroom units incorporate 2-story living spaces, mezzanines and graceful staircases. Private porches, patios, balconies and other extensions amplify interior spaces and capitalize on views of the central courtyard. All interiors are skillfully modeled in light with lunette, baroque and other varieties of window openings. Also included: original tile, ironwork & fixtures, exposed timber ceilings, private & semi-private patios, and large wood-burning fireplaces.

El Cabrillo is steeped in Hollywood history - one of the Talmadge sisters lived here, Hollywood lore connects the name of Cecil B. DeMille’s daughter with this building, and at least one of Rudolph Valentino’s films is alleged to have used it as a stage set.