Situated on a prime corner lot in the Village of Laguna Beach, this landmark Laguna property is a wonderful example of French Normandy Revival style architecture. Recently restored with exquisite attention to detail by Collins Design & Development, this charming home features stunning beamed ceilings, wood panelling, oak floors, wood double-hung windows and many architectural features dating back to the 1940’s. The property was originally owned by Harry M. TIcknor, President of the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. In 1940, the home was built for H.P. Walden, a prominent Pasadena lawyer and his wife by Ropp & Mackey, the builders of a number of Laguna’s iconic structures including the Heisler Building, the Laguna Beach County Water District Building, and the Laguna Presbyterian Church. Roy Ropp was also the founder of the Pageant of the Masters which he designed and produced from 1936 until 1941. The main living level is bright, open and ideal for entertaining while taking in wonderful views of the broad lawn and private gardens.The home features a grand main living room with original beamed ceiling and prominent stone fireplace, cozy family room, exquisite bar with period soapstone counters, charming wood paneled dining room and a wonderful cooks kitchen centered around an exceptional Lacanche range and Sub Zero refrigeration. All three bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms of impeccable quality and craftsmanship. A separate entrance leads to a basement that houses wine storage.