Spanish 5 is a Pacific Palisades event venue with Spanish Revival character, formal interiors and a bluff-top lawn opening to long ocean views. Furnished terraces, connected rooms and a moody lower level give gatherings a varied setting at the same address.
Bluff-Top Spanish Revival Setting
From the garden side, pale stucco, red clay roof tiles, green-painted French doors and iron balcony rails create an established Spanish Colonial Revival feel. The rectangular lawn runs toward a clear glass bluff rail, keeping the beach and ocean open to the view, while the furnished timber canopy, nearby loungers and deep covered balcony extend the outdoor gathering areas.
Formal Rooms With Terrace Flow
The main salon pairs dark wood flooring, paneled walls and a marble fireplace with multiple French doors that open directly to the terrace. The dining room continues the ocean-facing rhythm with a glass-topped table, chandelier and doors aimed toward the view, while wide halls and open doorways help the rooms feel connected. That flow suits a corporate reception moving between salon and terrace, a private dinner centered on the dining room, or a product launch that benefits from formal interiors opening to the garden.
Contemporary Kitchen and Lower-Level Lounge Areas
The kitchen brings a cleaner contemporary look, with dark cabinetry on both sides, a white coffered ceiling, white tile flooring and a broad marble island. Downstairs, a long billiards room with bronze-toned walls and ceiling beams, dark tile, a purple-felt table and ornate metalwork connects across an open railing to a home theater with leather seating and a ceiling-mounted projector, with a copper-toned bar nearby for a more tucked-away lounge atmosphere.
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Spanish 5 is a Pacific Palisades event venue with Spanish Revival character, formal interiors and a bluff-top lawn opening to long ocean views. Furnished terraces, connected rooms and a moody lower level give gatherings a varied setting at the same address.
Bluff-Top Spanish Revival Setting
From the garden side, pale stucco, red clay roof tiles, green-painted French doors and iron balcony rails create an established Spanish Colonial Revival feel. The rectangular lawn runs toward a clear glass bluff rail, keeping the beach and ocean open to the view, while the furnished timber canopy, nearby loungers and deep covered balcony extend the outdoor gathering areas.
Formal Rooms With Terrace Flow
The main salon pairs dark wood flooring, paneled walls and a marble fireplace with multiple French doors that open directly to the terrace. The dining room continues the ocean-facing rhythm with a glass-topped table, chandelier and doors aimed toward the view, while wide halls and open doorways help the rooms feel connected. That flow suits a corporate reception moving between salon and terrace, a private dinner centered on the dining room, or a product launch that benefits from formal interiors opening to the garden.
Contemporary Kitchen and Lower-Level Lounge Areas
The kitchen brings a cleaner contemporary look, with dark cabinetry on both sides, a white coffered ceiling, white tile flooring and a broad marble island. Downstairs, a long billiards room with bronze-toned walls and ceiling beams, dark tile, a purple-felt table and ornate metalwork connects across an open railing to a home theater with leather seating and a ceiling-mounted projector, with a copper-toned bar nearby for a more tucked-away lounge atmosphere.
