Wattles Mansion

"Jualita", as it was then known, was the winter home of Gurdon Wattles, a businessman and banker from Omaha, Nebraska. Designed by noted architects Myron Hunt and Elmer Gray in 1907 (who also designed the Beverly Hills Hotel, Huntington Library and Rose Bowl in Pasadena). The property has been featured in many feature films over the years, hosted many weddings and special events, including interior design showcase houses which helped restore the property to its original luster. Wattles Mansion and Gardens is a designated City of Los Angeles Cultural Monument and features gorgeous landscaping, original architectural features and a wide variety of plants and shrubs including a seasonal rose garden.

Venue Info: Indoor Areas, Outdoor Patio and Gardens

Amenities:

• Lush Multi-Themed Gardens (Japanese, Italian, Spanish)
• Panoramic Views of the Los Angeles Skyline
• Front and Rear Terraces for Outdoor Entertaining
• Paneled Library, Formal Dining Room & Large Living Room
• Kitchen and Pantry
• Indoor/Outdoor Ceremony and Reception Spaces
• Alcohol Permitted Through Authorized Vendors