The Grant House, a Brentwood A. Quincy Jones architectural home, is a remarkable example of Mid-Century Modern architecture. Built in 1950, it features sleek lines, open spaces and a seamless integration with the surrounding landscape typical of the style. The house’s expansive glass walls and elegant use of natural materials provide stunning views that embodies a lifestyle built on indoor-outdoor living. After more than seven decades, the Grant House is now on the market for the first time, offering a rare opportunity for modernist design enthusiasts to own a piece of architectural history.

In the upscale neighborhood of Brentwood’s Crestwood Hills, the Grant House sits amidst a collection of architectural properties crafted by renowned architects including Jones, Richard Neutra and Craig Ellwood. This iconic residence stands as a testimony to the allure of mid-century modern design. Inside of the home you’ll find a meticulously curated interior complete with original fixtures and furniture, offering an evocative portrayal of post-war America.

A. Quincy Jones carefully designed the home for its original owners, with a strong emphasis on privacy and seclusion. Its strategic positioning amongst the lush landscape allows it to maximize discretion, creating a serene environment and personal retreat. Mature trees and thoughtfully designed landscaping shield the property from view, enhancing the overall atmosphere of peace and privacy.

The Grant House includes a flat lot with two spacious enclosed yards, which offer numerous possibilities for expansion. These spaces could be transformed into a lush oasis that enhances the existing architectural beauty. Alternatively, the yards could be developed into outdoor entertainment areas, including a patio, fire pit, or swimming pool.

The property features clean lines and simple geometry, which are complemented by exposed posts and beams. The vaulted ceilings create an airy atmosphere, allowing natural light to flood the living spaces, while concrete block walls merge aesthetics with functionality. Clerestory windows contribute to the abundance of light, elevating the interior experience while maintaining privacy. The choice of materials, including redwood siding and Douglas Fir plywood, adds a warm, inviting atmosphere to the home, seamlessly integrating it with the surrounding environment.

The Grant House is eligible for the Mills Act, which can lead to a substantial reduction in annual property taxes for its future owners. This incentive not only eases the financial burden of homeownership but also promotes the preservation of this architectural property.

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