Archive for the ‘Hollywood Hills’ Category
8636 Allenwood Road In Hollywood Hills
8636 Allenwood Road
Los Angeles, CA 90046
3 BR, 2.5 BA
$1,349,000
Built in 1959, this classic mid-century in the Laurel Hills section of the Hollywood Hills has it all–gorgeous walls of glass, wood beamed ceilings, bamboo floors, fireplace and more.
The 2,507 square foot residence has been modernized with today’s buyer in mind, while maintaining the stunning mid-century architectural details.
7975 Woodrow Wilson Drive In Hollywood Hills
7975 Woodrow Wilson Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90046
4 BR, 4 BA
$2,195,000
The Linder Residence was built in 1938 by Edward B. Rust, A.I.A. Rust is best known for the Nationally Registered Los Altos Apartments on Wilshire Boulevard and the historic Windsor Apartment Hotel in Koreatown. The deco-style residence has long been associated with the glamor of Hollywood’s “Golden Era”.
Shortly after the residence was completed, it was sold to actor Anderson Lawler (shown above in the home). According to the listing, Lawler’s friend Marlene Dietrich helped furnish the home, and later Lawler apparently rented it to Orson Welles who lived there with Rita Hayworth. Subsequent owners included opera singer Rise Stevens, actor Lex Barker and director Ralph Levy. Since 1955,s the property has been owned by writer/director Paul Harrison and his family.
The 3,151 square foot home features deco details, including the entry staircase and tiles, the round kitchen window, original fixtures and fireplaces, built-in vanities, hardwood floors and more.
2630 Harlesden Court In Hollywood Hills
2630 Harlesden Court
Los Angeles, CA 90046
4 BR, 4 BA
$2,975,000
This Asian-influenced mid-century modern residence, designed by architect Richard Stoddard for the Hollander family, is now on the market for the first time since it was built in 1964. The spacious 4,972 square foot home is situated up a long private driveway and features an open floor plan with floor-to-ceiling windows.
The home offers plenty of natural light and beautiful views of the yard, designed by landscape architect Armstrong & Sharfman.
There is seamless indoor to outdoor flow, with terraces, 2 fire pits, a black-bottomed pool, pool house, and winding trails and steps that lead through the gardens to a tranquil lily pond.
1545 Courtney Avenue In Sunset Square
1545 Courtney Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90046
2 BR, 2 BA
$1,395,000
This newly listed California bungalow was originally built in 1920 and has been carefully restored. It features newer systems, thoughtful additions, and high-end materials and finishes throughout.
The 2 bedroom, 2 bath is extremely private–situated behind tall gates and hedges–and provides unbeatable outdoor space with a saltwater solar pool and outdoor kitchen.
2215 Canyon Drive In Hollywood Hills
2215 Canyon Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90068
6 BR, 4 BA
$1,350,000
Built in 1958, this classic mid-century modern Hollywood Hills home gives you plenty of room with 2,838 square feet of interior space, 6 bedrooms and 4 baths.
Set back from the street for privacy, the residence features a separate parking pad for five cars. The house has an open floor plan and nice indoor/outdoor flow. Read more…
3260 Bennett Drive In Hollywood Hills
3260 Bennett Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90068
3BR, 3 BA
$1,178,000
This split-level mid-century modern home was built in 1948 and has been thoroughly updated. It’s located in a great neighborhood with other architectural homes and situated on a picturesque, street to street lot with views of the San Gabriel mountains.
The 2,400 square foot home features unique architectural details, including beautiful oak floors throughout, a stack-brick fireplace and Venetian plaster. There are loft-like public spaces and even a solarium that opens up a terrace dining area.
1500 Rising Glen Road In Hollywood Hills
1500 Rising Glen Road
Los Angeles, CA 90069
3 BR, 4 BA
$3,295,000
Situated in the Hollywood Hills above the Sunset Strip, this 1956 mid-century modern home features vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, a pool, and impeccable finishes and details throughout.
The interior was designed by Kelly Wearstler, and it has been featured in many publications.
2011 Home Of The Year
Update: The votes are in! The Norton House in Pasadena was crowned Best Home Of 2011. This Buff & Hensman beauty received 23% of the votes (followed by 3705 Alzada and 1160 Chateau in a tie for second).
My vote was for 1160 Chateau, but the Norton House was a close second. It’s such a great house and I’m not surprised it won. Thanks for voting!
Check out all the top homes of 2011, after the break.
8973 Wonderland Park Avenue In Hollywood Hills
8973 Wonderland Park Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90046
3 BR, 2.5 BA
$1,465,000
For the first time on the market since it was built in 1957, the family residence of architect Philip Kimmelman, A.I.A. Kimmelman served as the chief project architect for numerous Welton Becket structures, including the notable Bullock’s Pasadena building.
Located on Wonderland Park in the Hollywood Hills, this 1,834 square foot residence has been restored to its original condition and features beamed ceilings, block walls, vinyl floors, built-ins, wood burning fireplace, and landscape design by Garrett Eckbo.
AIA|LA 2011 Fall Home Tour Heads East
This Sunday, October 23, the American Institute of Architects Los Angeles heads east for its Fall 2011 Home Tour. At each of the four homes on the tour, visitors will have the opportunity to talk to the architects and docents and discover new ideas in design. Carlo Caccavale, AIA|LA associate director says, “We are very excited to go back to the East side–this is, in fact, an area of great modernist landmarks, and we are happy to help discover some terrific contemporary designs reflecting the style and the attitude of the East side neighborhood.”
The tour begins at a standout home in the Hollywood Hills and ends with a hidden wonder in Los Feliz:
- Green Greenberg House, Hollywood Hills – Beth Holden, New Theme, Inc. (There’s a great feature on this home at latimes.com.)
- Green Oak Drive, Los Feliz – Loren Judaken, HVJ Design
- 2651 Nichols Canyon, Hollywood Hills – Steve Kent, Steven Kent Architect
- Purdy Devis Residence, Los Feliz – Rebecca Rudolph & Linda Taalman, Taalman Koch Architecture
The homes will be open on Sunday, October 23 from 11am to 4pm, with the last entry at 3:45pm. Tickets are $65 for AIA members and $75 for non-members. For more information on the AIA|LA Fall Home Tour and to purchase tickets, go here.
(Image Source: Steven Kent, latimes.com)
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