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16039 Skytop Road In Encino
16039 Skytop Road
Encino, CA 91436
4 BR, 6 BA
$2,195,000
This stunning mid-century modern home was built in 1959 and is located in the prestigious neighborhood of Royal Oaks, part of the desirable Lanai Road Elementary School District.
The 4,034 square foot residence features an open floor plan with great indoor/outdoor flow, floor to ceiling Fleetwood doors and panoramic city views.
3940 Royal Oak Place In Encino
3940 Royal Oak Place
Encino, CA 91436
5 BR, 5.5 BA
$2,169,000
Robert Earl designed this gorgeous estate in the heart of Royal Oaks in Encino. Sited on a 0.9-acre lot down a private driveway, this 4,505 square foot gem offers a spectacular combination–a mid-century house in pristine condition, beautiful pool, lush yard, and privacy.
Built in 1959, the home features dynamic curved walls, an open floor plan, double-living room, a Japanese garden & koi pond, and dramatic views of the mountains through floor-to-ceiling glass.
16642 Oldham In Encino
16642 Oldham St
Encino, CA 91436
3 BR, 2 BA
$1,690,000
I love this beautifully renovated new mid-century listing in Encino. The original design’s aesthetic is intact but it’s given a new look and feel which seems to suit it very well. Lots of light courtesy of the walls of glass and skylights give it a great indoor/outdoor feel. There’s a lot going on below in the living room – multiple seating areas including one by the fireplace. Ambitious and I like it.
5146 Sophia Ave In Encino
5146 Sophia Ave
Encino, CA 91436
3 BR, 2.5 BA
$1,025,000 $999,000
I meant to post this when it first hit the market a few weeks ago, but it somehow slipped through the cracks. What caught my eye was a charming mid-century ranch home located a stone’s throw from the 101 in Encino (I have yet to visit the house, but I don’t think traffic noise is an issue). I like the indoor/outdoor flow, big backyard with pool (the lot is 10,227 square feet), high beam ceilings, skylights and dual fireplaces.
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