Set across eight lots totaling 78,590 square feet in Glendales sought-after Chevy Chase Canyon, this Estate brings together Spanish architecture, distinctive grounds, and multiple residences in a private residential compound. Built in 1927 for Albert Ouffleur and designed by architects Somervell and Putman, the main residence at 2401 Cascadia Drive offers four bedrooms, four and one-half bathrooms, an office, wine cellar, and detached two-car garage. The second residence at 2383 Cascadia Drive features three bedrooms and three bathrooms, split level that has potential for two rental accommodations, subject to verification of permitted use. A guest/pool house and three-car garage further complement the estate, while a separate building houses an additional two-car garage with studio accommodations above. The grounds invite exploration, with three barbecue areas and firepits offering distinct settings for gathering and entertaining. A custom tiled waterfall, multiple fountains and rock-style swimming pool that has a hidden cave under it's waterfall from an elevated hot tub create striking centerpieces. The guest/pool house adds its own unexpected touches, including a waterfall and a pool entrance that tunnels to the outside. A custom train track travels from the main barbecue area, winds behind the pool, passes through the train room, and ends at the guest/pool house. For gardening enthusiasts, a custom potting cottage with a live roof and herb garden provides a charming retreat. At the upper portion of the property, a hidden terrace with a barbecue area and firepit sits near