Few home stories begin with the Dodger's move to Los Angeles in 1958; the allure of 3434 Warwood's unique storyline is just the start of this quintessential mid-century estate. Built by Dodgers relief pitcher Ed Roebuck and his wife, Janice, this single-story ranch home has been custom built, meticulously maintained, and thoughtfully added onto, making for a quintessential mid-century retreat nestled into the coveted Lakewood Country Club. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted by the generous wraparound driveway, a sleek roofline and the solid walnut orange double front doors which lead into your traditional slate flooring entryway. Once inside, you're enveloped by the open-concept vaulted living room with a passthrough original stone fireplace and a true mid-century aesthetic. Off the main living room, the custom birch kitchen, handcrafted by Bugby Wood Company, brings a sense of simplicity and sophistication, with every detail made to match the true concept of the era. The spacious dining room, accompanied by dual pane doors from both the living room and dining room, immediately draws your eye toward the back of this expansive 11,763 square foot lot, which is where you'll find yourself relaxing poolside in the original kidney-shaped, mid-century pool. Before you make your