The Thomas House, 1947. One of only two residential homes by noted modernist designer Alvin Lustig. Lustig’s mid-century modern gem in the heart of Silver Lake has been well-preserved and restored by recent owners and offers a rare opportunity to acquire a historic work in one of LA’s most coveted neighborhoods.
This elegant and modern 1920s Spanish is located in the heart of Silver Lake. With lush landscaping and a private entrance, this light-filled two-bedroom, two-bath home features a bonus unit below with a separate entrance.
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.
The Hanson Residence, 1924, architect Jean-Louis Egasse. Built during the same period as the Egasse-Braasch House, this is an optimal example of the whimsical, architectural Storybook at the peak of the 1920’s period.
Prime Silver Lake home with city and mountain views from almost every room. This beautifully updated Spanish is located on a quiet cul-de-sac offering privacy and the ultimate California lifestyle.
Stunning Silver Lake modern architectural with prime Reservoir views and location. This spacious home features soaring ceilings, expansive patio space and a great layout.
The Hawk House, 1939, Harwell Hamilton Harris, architect. This rare and significant offering is a striking example of H.H. Harris at his early simple best.
This vibrant and fun California bungalow offers everything you’ve been looking for in a Silver Lake home.
Located just steps to Sunset Junction, this spacious and modern 2-level condo boasts lush green views of Bellevue Park and the Silver Lake hills.
