10166 Silverton Avenue Tujunga, California 91042. A 1930s Spanish retreat, pristine, private, and now officially on the market — ready for its next chapter. First Impression from the Moment You Pull Up. Find out why.
There’s a presence to this property before you ever step foot inside. Set back and perched slightly above the street, 10166 Silverton announces itself with quiet confidence. Authentic wrought iron fencing and gating line the front, while mature drought-tolerant landscaping frames the approach. In addition, the Spanish architecture, complete with its original arched alcove and small front porch, immediately sets the tone.
As the listing agent, Robbyn Battles | The House Agent, I’ve watched many people approach this home. Almost immediately, there is a visible shift. As soon as they pass through the wrought iron fencing and the second set of solid wood gates, the bustle of Los Angeles fades away.
From Community to Home
If you’ve been following my 10166 Silverton Ave. “Slow Reveal,” you already understand the setting and the feeling behind the gates.
Part One introduced the community and lifestyle — a mountain suburban hybrid with strong equestrian roots. Then, Part Two stepped inside the gates and into the rhythm of daily life within the home.
Now, the home is officially ready for the market, and the full picture can be experienced. Be sure to watch for upcoming open house announcements.
The Definition of Casual Elegance
Who doesn’t love an authentic Spanish? It defines casual elegance. 10166 Silverton balances an intimate footprint with a sprawling, usable lot. As a result, it offers the lifestyle of a Santa Barbara hilltop home or a secluded Ojai cottage, right here in the foothills.
The Essentials
List Price: $785,000
Home Size: 1,088 sq. ft. of pristine character
Lot Size: 6,324 sq. ft. of private, gated grounds
Layout: 2 Bedrooms + Sunroom | 1 Fully Updated Bath
Inside the Home | Character That Oozes from Every Room
Step through the front door, and you are met with continuous hardwood floors that stretch across a floor plan designed for intuition and flow.
The Living Room: Hardwood floors run continuously throughout the home. The living room centers around a fireplace that has been carefully restored, with its original Spanish tile work intact. Meanwhile, updated period-style windows bring in natural light without sacrificing architectural integrity.
The Dining Room: From the living room, an arched doorway leads into the formal dining room. This is a space made for long evenings and conversations that carry. Soft light, a fireplace, and the natural flow between rooms create a setting that feels both grounded and inviting.
The Kitchen: Off the dining room, the kitchen has been completely updated while remaining respectful of the home’s character. Sage green cabinetry adds warmth, while granite countertops, a high-end stove, and a dishwasher provide modern function. In addition, a glass back door opens directly to the rear yard, creating an easy indoor-outdoor transition.
Small Details: A central hallway connects the home intuitively. Tucked within it is a small arch-shaped niche, the kind of detail that stops you. Once used for a telephone, it now holds whatever small detail you choose. This detail reflects the authentic charm that defines the home.
The Sunroom: Attached to the primary bedroom, the sunroom features vaulted wood beam ceilings. As a result, it becomes a creative corner or a quiet reading space that brings the outside in.
The Grounds | A Santa Barbara, Ojai Kind of Vibe
The rear of the property is where the story truly opens up. Whether it’s a quiet morning espresso or a dinner under the stars, this space is designed for those who love to host. As you step outside, the property reveals something unexpected.
Drought-tolerant gardens, decomposed granite pathways, a pergola, and a softly running fountain all come together. In addition, a bench tucked into a quiet corner offers a place to pause. Altogether, the space encourages you to slow down and simply exhale.
Butterfly-friendly landscaping surrounds you, while mature tangerine and lemon trees produce fruit throughout the seasons. Because of the drip irrigation system, the space remains low maintenance while still feeling abundant.
Outdoor Features That Add Flexibility
Oversized Two-Car Garage: Positioned toward the rear, the expanded garage offers flexibility rarely found in homes from this era. It provides space for parking, storage, or future possibilities.
Drought-Tolerant Landscaping: Designed to work for you, the landscaping combines beauty with practicality. Under the pergola, evenings settle in naturally as the fountain runs quietly in the background.
Mission-Style Studio: A detached structure with power offers additional flexibility. Whether used as an office, creative studio, or hobby space, it adds a dimension to daily living that is hard to replace.
Peace of Mind | Move-In Ready Infrastructure
When I say move-in ready, this is what that truly means. One of the biggest concerns with homes from this era is the unknown. Here, those concerns have already been addressed.
Seismically Sound: Bolted to the foundation
Systems: Updated electrical, central heat, newer roof
Finish: Freshly painted interior and exterior with remodeled kitchen and bath
Because of these updates, you step into comfort rather than inheriting projects.
Ready to Step Into the Lifestyle
Beyond the gates, the neighborhood continues the story. Morning coffee at Back Door Bakery or Reborn Coffee. Trails through Kagel Canyon and Little Tujunga. Afternoons in Montrose Shopping Park, and evenings in Old Pasadena.
This pocket of Sunland-Tujunga is a place people choose on purpose, not for convenience, but for how it feels to come home. Read more about community life around 10166 Silverton.
This is the kind of home that earns its keep not through scale, but through soul. The hardwood floors, the arched doorways, and the backyard all come together to create something lasting.
For the right buyer, this is not just a home. It is a lifestyle already waiting.
Robbyn Battles | The House Agent| 818-388-1631
The Slow Reveal | Final Phase | 10166 Silverton Avenue, Tujunga, California 91042
This final phase brings the home to market after introducing the community, the lifestyle, and the experience of living here. A listing deserves more than just features and square footage. Instead, it deserves context, setting, and a clear sense of how life is lived both inside the home and beyond its gates.
For sellers, this approach matters. By the time the property reaches the market, buyers are no longer discovering it for the first time. Instead, they already understand it.