Crestwood Hills Richard Neutra Mid Century Modern home, The Sale Residence – 1960, is sited in the “utopian” enclave of expressive architecture known as Crestwood Hills. Architects Neutra, A. Quincy Jones, Whitney R. Smith and Craig Ellwood contributed to this cooperative development, which brought about “good design and economical construction to moderate-income housing…” With interest in the project coming from musicians, artists and faculty members at UCLA, the growing group incorporated as the Mutual Housing Association in 1946.

Neutra’s signature floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls, paneled walls and custom cabinetry highlight the interior space.

Spectacular views and functional built-ins highlight the primary bedroom in this beautifully preserved time capsule that encourages rest and relaxation.

Walls of glass meld with Neutra’s curated selection of materials in the kitchen space – complete with a breakfast bar and private patio.

This back view of the home reveals Neutra’s classic lines. Built for Dutch-born artist Elsa and Robert Sale, the interior also features several original mosaics created by Elsa herself.

Inspirational views of lush canyons stretch from the Pacific Ocean to Palos Verdes and beyond, creating a perfect backdrop for your Los Angeles story. A home meant to create a dialog between its owner and the natural surroundings, Neutra’s hand is found throughout this stunning piece of architectural history.

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SOLD – Listing courtesy of Christina Hildebrand and Christopher Pomeroy, Crosby Doe Associates