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822 North Norman Place In Brentwood
822 North Norman Place
Los Angeles, CA 90049
4 BR, 3 BA
$2,495,000
Built in 1957, this warm and inviting mid-century architectural home exudes style and serenity. Secluded from the street by lush landscaping, the residence features an open floor plan with an easy flow from the living and dining rooms to the lawn and sparkling pool.
There are three family bedrooms, plus a master suite, and three baths, plus a large custom office and a family/media room with a fireplace and an additional office on the first floor.
1249 N. Tigertail In Brentwood
1249 N. Tigertail
Los Angeles, CA 90049
2 BR, 2.5 BA
$2,295,000 $1,895,000
In April of 2010, we went on the LA Conservancy’s “Home Sixties Home” architectural tour, and the Franks House was our favorite stop on the tour. Designed by architect Raul Garduno in 1966, the home is located in the hills of Brentwood and truly stands out among the other multimillion dollar homes in the neighborhood.
This 2,506 square foot home features a loft-style arrangement with incredible views, multiple decks, a koi pond, and gorgeous walls of glass. But our favorite feature was the floating staircase! This residence feels like a work of art, but still maintains a warm and homey vibe.
12412 Deerbrook Lane In Brentwood
12412 Deerbrook Lane
Los Angeles, CA 90049
3 BR, 1.75 BA
$1,899,000
This spectacular A. Quincy Jones home was built in 1950 and has been designated a cultural monument. Beautifully clean lines and walls of glass accentuate the original design of this secluded refuge in Brentwood. The home has undergone updates and renovation that stay true to its original architectural integrity.
The home is owned by film producer and serial renovator/restorer Michael LaFetra, who has bought, renovated, and sold a number of significant Modernist houses, including a Rudolph Schindler house in Sherman Oaks; Schindler’s How House in Silver Lake; Lautner’s Stevens House in Malibu and Wolff House in West Hollywood; Kappe’s Gould/LaFetra House in Brentwood; Thornton Abell’s Rich House in Brentwood; and Case Study House #21 on Wonderland Park Avenue in the Hollywood Hills that was designed by Pierre Koenig. LaFetra also commissioned the very last residential design by Koenig, an ocean front home in Malibu.
1025 Lindenwood Lane In Brentwood
1025 Lindenwood Lane
Los Angeles, CA 90049
4 BR, 3 BA
$2,095,000
This stunning architectural masterpiece was designed by celebrated LA-based architect Lorcan O’Herlihy, FAIA. Built in 2002, this three-bedroom (plus guesthouse) home melds elements of modernism and contemporary design.
The home is sizeable at 2,450 square feet and features clean lines and an open floor plan.
Do or Don’t: Mega Mansions
In case you didn’t already hate them (or want to be them) enough, Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are currently building a nearly 22,000 square foot home in Brentwood, supposedly worth around $20 million.
The eight-bedroom home will have a six-car garage, a lagoon-shaped pool and spa, a covered bridge connecting two sections of the home, an elevator, a wine cellar, and weight room.
Tom and Gisele purchased the 3.75 acres for $11 million, and the new pad is located just down the street from Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The sprawling mansion is being built by Boston-based Suffolk Construction, whose CEO John Fish is a good friend of Brady’s.
So, if you had all the money in the world, would you build a 22,000 square foot, $20 million home?
12321 Rochedale Lane In Brentwood
12321 Rochedale Lane
Los Angeles, CA 90049
5 BR, 4.5 BA
$2,695,000
Ray Kappe, FAIA, and LivingHomes brings the steel and glass Case Study Homes into the 21st Century with this architectural masterpiece. For 40 years the construction of steel and glass houses were virtually outlawed in Los Angeles due to energy inefficiencies, but these issues have been overcome so successfully that this house was awarded LEED Gold Certification.
Ray Kappe is renowned for his residential architecture which has been characterized as “the apotheosis of the California House.” His mastery of warm, modern space is clearly evident here.
13320 Chalon Road In Brentwood
13320 Chalon Road
Los Angeles, CA 90049
4 BR, 3 BA
$1,695,000
This mid-century modern, post and beam house features a private garden with an atrium that overlooks the lush greenery of lower Mandeville Canyon.
There are gorgeous walls of glass and high beamed ceilings in the living and dining rooms, and beautiful canyon views throughout the home.
357 North Bonhill Road In Brentwood
357 North Bonhill Rd
Los Angeles, California 90049
4 BR 4.5 BA
$3,495,000
This brand new home in Brentwood was built in 2010 by Daryoush Ghaffari and is a stunning example of contemporary, sustainable design. There is wonderful use of light and open space throughout the 5,400 square foot house, as well as stunning canyon and ocean views. The home features 40 solar panels, sustainable flooring, double pane windows, vacuum system, and a tankless hot water system.
1515 North Tigertail Road In Brentwood
1515 North Tigertail Road
Los Angeles, CA 90049
3 BR, 2 BA
$2,350,000
This stunning mid-century modern masterpiece was built in 1952 by hugely influential Los Angeles-based architect Craig Ellwood. It features the same eight-foot module and paneled “floating walls” utilized in Ellwood’s Case Study House #16, also built in 1952. It has been fully restored with Ellwood’s original design preserved.
The home has beautiful wood ceiling beams, precisely fit into steel framing, carry the eye out to views of city and coastline. Read more…
12320 Rochedale In Brentwood
12320 Rochedale Ln
Los Angeles, CA 90049
3 BR, 2 BA
$1,350,000
Another fabulous mid-century hits the market? Just another day in L.A. these days as things have picked up in the last few weeks with more and more great listings. This home is no exception. This one-story gated house in a great part of Brentwood is on a very big lot (14,157 square feet). The listing says the lot alone is worth the asking price and it would be a great place to build your dream house. But teat this down? That would be sad.
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