This classic mid century Beachwood Canyon home, masterfully crafted in the 1950s by architect Robert Malinoff, celebrates timeless design and architectural ingenuity. Perched in the tranquil hills leading up to the iconic Hollywood Sign, the residence captures the essence of mid-century modern architecture with its clean lines and open spaces, which invite the outdoors in. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows foster a dialog with the surrounding Beachwood Canyon landscape. The living room’s fireplace’s design complements the mid-century modern style, featuring bold concrete blocks and bricks that celebrate geometry and provide a division of space. The seamless integration of the fireplace with built-in seating exemplifies the home’s unique ability to harmonize stylish design with a welcoming sense of comfort.

Inside, the home retains its original details, paying homage to its architectural heritage. Rich natural wood finishes create a warm and inviting atmosphere, while minimalist design elements showcase Malinoff’s forward-thinking architectural design. Post and beam construction allows pavilion-style spaces to flow freely from one area to another.