Brentwood Raul Garduno Home – The Frank House
This Brentwood Raul Garduno home is snuggled among the treetops in prime Crestwood Hills, this exquisite and historic architectural property has been methodically maintained. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls and stunning, jetliner 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean awaits, with a richness of original details throughout including American redwood paneling and period cork walls.
Superbly Maintained 1929 Hancock Park Spanish Residence
147 N Windsor Blvd, Hancock Park, 90004 3 BD / 2 BA $1,995,000 Superbly Maintained Hancock Park Spanish Residence, family owned since 1929, this remarkable home is available for the first time on the market. Superbly maintained original Spanish home sits up on a knoll and is located within a few blocks from Larchmont Village. […]
Spectacular Sunset Strip Richard Dorman
Mid Century Modern home
Come experience this meticulously maintained wood and glass Sunset Strip Richard Dorman designed Mid Century Modern home. This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom masterpiece sits above the famed Sunset Strip and features ocean views during the day and twinkling city lights at night.
Hancock Park French Normandy home
by Architect Arthur Rolland Kelly, 1939
Lovely Hancock Park French Normandy home on prime Hudson Avenue radiates pride of ownership. Published front garden boasts lush and verdant shrubbery and trees.Formal entry features an elegant circular staircase that leads to the upstairs. A large step-down living room boasts a charming fireplace, character paneling, and French doors that lead to the outdoor grounds.
DOCTOR AND MRS. EUGENE ERMAN RESIDENCE, 1961 BY RICHARD NEUTRA
The Doctor and Mrs. Eugene Erman Residence, 1961, published custom built home by noted architect Richard Neutra, AIA.Eloquent one-level mid-century modern classic home features a great and open floor plan.
Elegant Mid-Century Beverly Hills Home
In Coldwater Canyon, Victor Gruen Architect
This 1950 mid-century home was originally designed by Victor Gruen architect. Along with his fellow Austrian born architects, Neutra and Schindler, Gruen emigrated to the United States during the war. The architectural home is a bit of a departure for Gruen as he specialized in commercial buildings. It was suggest by The New Yorker that […]