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Encino Homes for Sale | The San Fernando Valley neighborhood of Encino offers impressive architecture, wide tree-lined streets, and expansive green spaces. The community has a small-town feel with an urban edge. With a vibrant shopping and dining scene, Encino is packed with inviting shops and eateries along Ventura Boulevard. This family-friendly neighborhood boasts plenty of parks, outdoor activities and local events. There are a variety of both public and private schools.
Spacious single-family homes dominate this residential neighborhood. Expansive estates set into the lush hillsides, many with spectacular views and glistening pools overlooking the valley. The community is both quiet and private, which makes buying a home in Encino perfect for families and celebrities alike. Architectural styles in the neighborhood range from Cape Cod and Farmhouse to Tuscan and Spanish. There are also many fine examples of mid-century modern architecture here. If Encino sounds like the place for you, contact Beyond Shelter to see more Encino homes for sale.
17061 Strawberry Drive, Encino, CA | $2,850,000 | 4 BD | 4 BA
A remarkable architecturally significant Encino Mid Century Modern home built by Benton & Park AIA, circa 1964.
Enter this striking space where wrap-around glass walls showcase stunning and unobstructed hillside, mountain, and sparkling city views from nearly every room.
17269 Oak View Drive, Encino, CA | $3,200,000 | 4 BD | 4 BA
A unique opportunity to acquire one of Ray Kappe’s noteworthy mid-century works The Strimling House.
This 1964 Encino Mid-Century Modern house is positioned on nearly an acre of remote and wooded grounds.
4620 Rubio Avenue, Encino, CA | $4,250,000 | 5 BD | 6 BA
The Berkson Residence by architect Julius Ralph Davidson, 1939. Davidson was part of a group of European expatriate architects which included Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler who furthered modern architecture throughout Los Angeles in the 1930s and ’40s.
This stunning Mid Century Modern Encino home has been photographed numerous times noted architectural photographer Julius Shulman. Cool, serene and refined, this single-story estate features nearly six thousand square feet of living spaces on approximately two-thirds of an acre.