RICHARD NEUTRA
HOMES FOR SALE

A VISIONARY MODERNIST

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Richard Neutra Homes for Sale | Austrian born architect, Richard Neutra (1892-1970), helped define modernism in Los Angeles, becoming one of the most highly sought after and significant architects of the International Style in North America in the 30s, 40s and 50s.

Simple geometry, flat-roof lines, airy steel and glass structures, ribbon windows with panoramic views along with a connection to the environment defined Neutra’s architectural language. Establishing himself in Los Angeles in 1925, Neutra’s designs appeared along Sunset Boulevard, Mulholland Drive, Santa Monica Beach and Palm Springs. Working mostly for writers, producers, directors and actors connected to Hollywood and the film industry, Neutra’s vision of a modern city was realized. If you are interested in finding an architectural property contact Beyond Shelter. We are happy to help you find current and off-market Richard Neutra homes for sale.

SILVER LAKE RICHARD NEUTRA – THE OHARA HOUSE

MAGNIFICENT MODERNISM

Silver Lake Richard Neutra home | The Ohara House

Silver Lake Richard Neutra home – The Ohara House, 1959. An architectural work of art, this 1,300-square-foot glass house is a masterpiece of modern design. Boasting stunning sectional variation in its airy and open design. Glass walls seamlessly blend the indoors with the outdoors, providing an unparalleled living experience. It’s no wonder that Neutra himself considered the Ohara House one of his favorite creations.

Living room of The Ohara House | Silver Lake Richard Neutra home |

Under previous ownership by CJ Bonura, the house underwent an extensive restoration that breathed new life into the property. As part of this restoration, a new water feature was added to the landscape and the surrounding grounds were carefully planted to create a beautiful and serene, lush outdoor space.

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SUNSET STRIP RICHARD NEUTRA HOME – THE GALKA SCHEYER HOUSE

VOLUMETRIC VERVE

Sunset Strip Richard Neutra Home. The Galka Scheyer House remodeled by Gregory Ain

A rare offering of this incredible Sunset Strip Richard Neutra home — The Galka Scheyer House. Built in 1934, the residence celebrates both architectural beauty and functionality. In 1936, architect Gregory Ain added a second story to the house. Built for client Galka Scheyer, a force in the art world, she was dubbed the “Maven of Modernism” and nicknamed “Galka” (inquisitive crow) by Alexej von Jawlenski.

In 1931, Scheyer, originally from Germany, took up residence at the Rudolph Schindler’s Kings Road House. During her stay, she crossed paths with Richard and Dione Neutra, who had previously lived in the house. Two years later, Scheyer enlisted the services of Neutra to design an architectural home for her. The structure was intended to serve as both a residence and a gallery to showcase the artwork that Scheyer was promoting and collecting. The gallery-style living room is a masterpiece with its elegant design and spacious layout. There is also a separate office, a perfect space for working from home. Built-ins provide ample storage for books, documents and other essentials.

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RICHARD NEUTRA CRESTWOOD HILLS HOME

ASPIRE, ATTAIN, ACHIEVE!

Richard Neutra Crestwood Hills home - the Adler House

Constructed in 1956, this Richard Neutra Crestwood Hills home boasts panoramic vistas, stretching from the majestic mountains to the serene sea. The Adler House exemplifies an era in architecture where design was not only focused on functionality but also on blending seamlessly with its surroundings. Richard Neutra, known for his contribution to the Modernist movement, believed that buildings should complement nature rather than compete with it.

The Adler House, this Richard Neutra Crestwood Hills home boasts panoramic vistas

Stepping into the Brentwood Mid Century Modern house, the open plan, multi-level layout, and walls filled with windows create an architectural world we would all love to be a part of. This Crestwood Hills home boasts beautiful built-in cabinetry and a bold graphic fireplace with clean lines and a neutral color palette.

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WOODLAND HILLS RICHARD NEUTRA HOME THE J.N. BALDWIN HOUSE

ARCHITECTURAL BLISS

Rare Woodland Hills Richard Neutra Home - The J.N. Baldwin House

Rare Woodland Hills Richard Neutra Home – The J.N. Baldwin House is a prime example of how form follows function to create a truly unique living experience. Sited on a private hilltop and accessed by a long, curved driveway, the home is designed to maximize privacy and capture panoramic treetop vistas.

Neutra’s signature ribbon windows are an integral part of the design, allowing natural light to flood into the living spaces while framing picturesque views. The living room flows seamlessly into the view deck, making it easy to step outside and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

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ICONIC HOLLYWOOD HILLS RICHARD NEUTRA LORING HOUSE

ARTFULLY LUXE LIVING

Hollywood Hills Architectural Home. Richard Neutra Loring House

The Richard Neutra Loring House is about as good as it gets. Built in 1958, this boxcar-style mid-century modern is an ultra-stylish Hollywood Hills oasis. Set in lush tropical landscaping with a grassy lawn and spectacular views it is a pristine example of Neutra’s work. This architectural home was originally designed for dancer and choreographer Eugene Loring.

Richard Neutra Loring House living room. Architectural Home interior

The light-filled interior space offers floor-to-ceiling glass and sliding panels, welcoming in the day. Neutra’s structural element, a skeleton of light steel, allow for open plan living and linkage with the landscape.

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