For the first time on market, the Sale Residence, 1960, Richard Neutra. Brentwood’s exclusive Tigertail Road winds its way up the mountain, and at the tip of Tigertail is the Sale Residence. Surrounded by a hillside greenbelt affording miles of hiking, residents live privately within nature, while savoring a bird’s eye view of the city and coastline below.
Nestled in the hills of Eagle Rock, this exquisite Buff & Hensman post and beam, masterfully preserved in its original 1968 condition. Expertly crafted by one of the most coveted and renowned architecture firms of its time, the Paxson House transcends epochal design to create a home that’s simultaneously authentic and current, truly a timeless, one-of-a-kind offering in Los Angeles.
Move-in ready three-bedroom, three-bath home in the Montecito Heights hills. The residence has been tastefully remodeled in recent years and provides ample interior space, lovely views, and a huge yard.
Offered for the first time, this stunning architectural compound, comprising of three parcels on an almost 12,000 square-foot canyon lot. Completed in 1978 by architect Barry Gittelson, this stunning residence features casement and awning windows to bring the outdoors in.
A classic Los Angeles home by design firm Breland-Harper in dynamic Frogtown. Located just steps from the LA river, this re-imagined 1920’s Elysian Valley home is quintessentially Californian.
New to the market, Mi Sueño (my dream) house, designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue in 1916 for Herbert and Georgia Coppell. Goodhue is most famously known for his public buildings, such as the Los Angeles Public Library, Cathedrals, and Universities.
Stylish Silver Lake Spanish home, full of character and charm. This move-in ready two-bedroom, two-bath residence is set up from the street with lovely treetop views and an open floor plan with amazing indoor to outdoor flow.
This designer-owned Silver Lake Spanish gem, circa 1932. With incredible attention to detail, this mini compound has a modern elegance with its highly sought-after 1930s bones.
Presenting “The Gale House”, a rare hillside compound in Eagle Rock, situated on over half an acre. This lovingly rehabilitated and upgraded home includes a main house, casita, studio/work-shed, and studio apartment. The outdoors blend seamlessly with the living room boasting barreled ceilings, French doors, wood floors, and an original fireplace.
New to the market, this iconic mid-century modern, designed by Buff and Hensman. The Japanese-influenced design provides a minimal perspective from the street but launches into a visual feast as you enter through the front door. There are soaring walls of glass, fireplace, and views of the pool and serene outdoor surroundings.
