Mario Lopez’s Former L.A. House in Photos
- The historic Lorelei estate, built in the late 1920s for armored car inventor Peter Damm, features a fountain-clad courtyard and original stone fireplace in the family room.
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The estate is tucked away behind a lengthy gated driveway that empties at a spacious motor court and two-car garage.
The landmark home was built in the late 1920s for armored car inventor Peter Damm and is known as Lorelei.
A fountain-clad courtyard leads to hand-carved wood entry doors.
The foyer.
The foyer steps down to a living room.
The formal dining room.
The kitchen.
The breakfast nook.
The family room sports an original stone fireplace.
One of eight bedrooms.
The primary bath.
The gym and dance studio.
The waterfall-fed pool and spillover spa has a sundeck and mountain vistas on one side.
The other side is flanked by an entertaining loggia.
The loggia has a bar and kitchen setup.
There's also a fireside lounge area.
A children's playhouse.
Inside the playhouse.
A bocce court.
A viewing perch.
Picturesque scenery is offered from almost every vantage point.
An aerial view of the property, which sits on more than two-thirds of an acre in the foothills above Glendale.
