Stone had bought the two‑storey Spanish‑colonial gem in 2019 for $2.3 million, then poured an undisclosed sum into a sweeping overhaul that added a detached guesthouse and modernized the kitchen.
The remodel kept the 1926 character—arched doorways, exposed beams, a curved staircase—while expanding living space, including a farmhouse‑style kitchen with turquoise range and vaulted ceilings.
Listed at $3.995 million in January, the property snapped up a buyer in under ten days, a rare speed for a 3,276‑sq‑ft estate in Westwood’s gated enclave.
At $4.3 million, the sale eclipsed the asking price by $305,000, a 7.6 % premium that translates to roughly 87 % higher than the purchase price, though renovation costs remain unreported.
The transaction is now in escrow and will close by March 5, while the deal may signal a new benchmark for historic homes in the Westside market.