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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.
1438 North Kenter Avenue, Los Angeles, CA | $1,695,000 | 3 BD | 2 BA
An opportunity to own a Richard Neutra Architectural home with panoramic views spanning from the Santa Monica Bay to Century City and to the San Gabriel Mountains.
This Crestwood Hills private oasis includes a spacious step-down living room with fireplace, dining room and master all overlooking the beautiful views.
3319 Tareco Drive, Los Angeles, CA | $895,000 | 1 BD | 2 BA
Hollywood Hills Richard Neutra: The Hailey Residence, 1959. The Neutra office achieved some of its most creative architectural solutions when confronted with the necessity of making compact space function comfortably and efficiently through varied social circumstances.
Success in this endeavor at the Hailey Residence has been brilliantly achieved through a plan which opens private space to public space.
414 Avondale Avenue, Los Angeles, CA | $7,995,000 | 3 BD | 4.5 BA
Restored 1942 Neutra. Designed by world-renowned modernist architect Richard Neutra, this home was originally built in 1942 for NBC radio producer John Nesbitt.
Restored & renovated by acclaimed designer Barbara Barry & Architect David Serrurier, a master bedroom was added to the main structure & two bedrooms were added to the ancillary structure, adding space and function while honoring Neutra’s vision and style.