The Heart House by John and Donald Parkinson
The Heart House, 1910. Historical Cultural Monument No. 684. This historic craftsman was built by architects John and Donald Parkinson, designers of City Hall, Grand Central Market, and more.
1405 Afton Street in Pasadena
This striking modern design by Buff & Hensman boasts familiar dark wood and unique architectural details. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the coveted Linda Vista area close to the Rose Bowl, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Old Pasadena.
2210 Moreno Drive in Silver Lake
Nestled in the lush hills of Silver Lake, this 1920’s Spanish home, designed by noted female architect Frankie Faulkner, balances effortless comfort and sophistication. Inspired by the minimalist homes of the Mediterranean coast, the property was re-imagined in 2016 by heralded design firm DISC Interiors.
3906 Sunset Drive in Los Feliz
This charming and stylish duplex in the coveted Franklin Hills of Los Feliz. With incredible views and great rental income already in place, this two-unit property is a smart investment in one of LA’s most popular neighborhoods.
3425 West 27th Street in Jefferson Park
The historical Lukens House, one of Los Angeles’s premier international style homes, was masterfully designed in 1940 by minimalist southern California architect Raphael Soriano. Soriano designed the home for notable ceramicist Glen Lukens, one of the founders of the acclaimed Arts and Architecture magazine.
2539 Greenvalley Road in Hollywood Hills
One of the finest mid-century homes in the canyon, this outstanding property is equal parts style, elegance, and casual chic. The three bedroom, three bath home features floor to ceiling glass windows, sliders, and skylights, which bring the warm natural light in from the outdoors.
390 Mooresque Drive in Pasadena
A once in a lifetime architectural mid-century gem being offered on the market for the first time. Once the residence of renowned architect Robert Earl Langdon Jr., AIA, whose celebrated career included involvement in the Getty Villa and numerous other notable buildings nationwide.
1184 South Longhill Way in Monterey Park
This spacious and bright Monterey Park mid-century ranch on the market for the very first time. The property is perfectly sited with stunning panoramic city views and perched at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a large lot.
1490 El Mirador Drive in Pasadena
This iconic mid-century modern residence, design circa 1963 by noted architect James Pulliam. Located in the Linda Vista Hills near the Rose Bowl, this two-story is a modernist tour-de-force with its desirable “glass box” design.
138 North Norton Avenue in Windsor Square
Celebrating its Centennial, this shingled Colonial Revival has been carefully restored and modernized, while retaining the soul and character of Hancock Park’s past.