Archive for the ‘Glassell Park’ Category
3515 Verdugo Vista Terrace In Glassell Park
3515 Verdugo Vista Terrace
Los Angeles, CA 90065
2 BR, 1.75 BA
$599,000
Built in 1962, this mid-century modern home is sited on an idyllic hillside in Glassell Park. Designed with California living in mind, the entertaining spaces open to the enclosed courtyard and patio.
The 1,492 square foot residence also features beautiful Jarrah hardwood flooring, an original stone fireplace in the living room, an alarm system, and central heat and a/c.
3600 Fletcher Drive In Glassel Park
3600 Fletcher Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
2 BR, 1.5 BA
$1,195,000
This modernist residence was built in 1968 and used as a plant for Saturn Lighting, a fabricator of mid-century-modern light fixtures, before it was remodel by Silver Lake architect Tony Unruh, A.I.A. The sleek industrial exterior is covered in corrugated steel and spans its own city block.
The 1,866 square foot residence features an open and spacious floor plan with a flexible live-work design. The home is currently used as a musician’s recording studio, but would also be ideal for offices or other creative work spaces.
4181 Verdugo View Drive In Glassell Park
4181 Verdugo View Drive
Los Angeles. CA 90065
3 BR, 2 BA
$487,000
Located in a great section of Glassell Park, this 1,404 square foot mid-century modern home features gorgeous mountain views and a true swimmers’ pool.
Built in 1950 and carefully maintained, this home offers great bones and would be an ideal investment for a buyer looking for a mid-century cosmetic fixer. The spacious living room includes a huge bank of windows, beautiful hardwood floors, and a period stone fireplace.
3907 Verdugo View Drive In Glassell Park
3907 Verdugo View Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
3 BR, 3.5 BA
$869,000
Built in 2010 by award winning architect John Raymond Byram and located in the Highlands of Glassell Park, this impressive architectural home is conveniently located with easy access to Eagle Rock, Highland Park, Silver Lake, Los Feliz, and Echo Park.
The residence is situated at the end of a private cul-de-sac street, with a panoramic view of the mountains and city lights. The open floor plan features three bedrooms and three and one-half baths.
2295 Cazador Drive In Glassell Park
2295 Cazador Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
5 BR, 3 BA
$529,000
This spacious three bedroom, two bath Better Shelter home in Glassell Park also includes an additional, detached two bedroom, one bath guesthouse that brings in $1,060 per month with a current tenant already in place.
It’s move-in ready and features xeriscaping, a tankless water heater, hardwood floors, new appliances, and a master suite with its own bathroom.
2639 Saxon Drive In Glassell Park
2639 Saxon Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
3 BR, 2 BA
$499,000
This traditional mid-century home was built in 1958 and is tucked away in the canyon in Glassell Park. It features charming mid-century touches, like hardwood floors, an inviting fireplace, an open and usable floor plan, and an outdoor pergola.
The home’s systems have also been thoughtfully upgraded.
Escher GuneWardena
I went through a phase where my dream was to own an important mid-century modern home, but my most recent daydream is to collaborating with an architect to design an original home, built to my exact specifications. My daydreams are not limited, however, and in mine I own a mid-century home too. And both have pools, of course!
It goes without saying that our neighborhood of Silver Lake has many spectacular examples of mid-century homes, but there are also stunning examples of modern residences too, like the Jones Residence designed in 2008 by LA-based Escher GuneWardena Architecture. This intense 2,500 square foot house is visible from our back deck. It sits on a slopping hill site, suspended by five piers.
The interior is divided lengthwise into two zones, with an open living-dining-kitchen space on one half, and four bedrooms on the other. It is very clean, white, modern, which can either feel sterile or calming, depending on your point of view.
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