City style minus the city

With such amenities as a recording studio and a temperaturecontrolled garage, this gated compound seems suited for the bright lights of Hollywood. But it’s the quiet city of Claremont where the place sits on more than an acre of grounds.

Recently reimagined, the home strikes a balance between rustic casual and contemporary flair. A beamed-ceiling great room, distressed-wood accents and barnstyle sliding doors are among features of note. In the master bathroom, backlighting sets off a vibrant slab of onyx.

The details

Location: 701 Alamosa Drive, Claremont, 91711 Asking price: $3.9 million Year built: 1921 (renovated 2016) House size: 5,733 square feet, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms Lot size: 1.25 acres Features: Designer wall coverings; chef ’s kitchen; guesthouse; temperature-controlled garage with studio rooms, loft and bar; cabana; fruit orchard; pool and spa with grotto; outdoor kitchen About the area: In the 91711 ZIP Code, based on 19 sales, the median sales price for single-family homes in May was $680,000, a 1.5% increase over the same month last year, according to CoreLogic. Agents: Adriana Donofrio and Jack Harriman, Podley Properties, (626) 926-9700

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Photographs by Dolf ten Bruggencate IN QUIET CLAREMONT, a gated compound includes a music studio and temperature-controlled garage with a loft and bar.

BEAMED CEILINGS are among the design features, which strike a balance between rustic casual and contemporary flair.

WITHIN 5,733 square feet are a chef’s kitchen as well as five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The asking price is $3.9 million.