Modern living at the Mews. Featuring the best of California living, this sleek Dwell-like 3BR/3BA single family home located in popular Atwater Village, incorporates a contemporary aesthetic, incredible light and a great floor plan.
It’s not every day that a house like this in Atwater Village comes on the market, since many homes in the area were built in the 1920s and 30s and are Bungalows or Spanish style. This 1,800 square foot home was built in 1939 and has a mid-century modern feel with vaulted wood beamed ceilings, open floor plan, brick fireplace and more.
Atwater Village Farm just opened last Friday, but it’s been generating buzz since early last summer–thanks in part to owner Piper Goldstein, who’s been known to farm in a gold lamé dress. Goldstein, a former rock tour chef for Beastie Boys and The Black Eyed Peas, transformed her own Atwater Village backyard into a farm while recovering from a major shoulder injury. What started out as a personal transformation, ultimately grew into a community project and business…
This Spanish craftsman in Atwater Village was built in 1924 and maintains many period details, like coved ceilings, hardwood floors, and a wood-burning, stone fireplace in the living room. It has been updated to include new copper pipes, upgraded electrical panel and breakers, a newer hot water heater and new subway tile in the bath.
Built in Atwater Village in 1928, this home is one of of a handful of “fantasy bungalows” built along Brunswick in the 1920s. The homes have exotic designs with brightly colored turrets, cupolas and arched entryways–influenced by Hollywood’s silent film sets of the time. Early developers often built these fantasy bungalows in rows of lots, like 3636 Brunswick, which is one of three similar homes. According to the Los Angeles Conservancy, this home is part of “the most architecturally distinct parts of Atwater, and Los Angeles, overall.”
The Mizuno Studio/Residence, built in 1964 with later additions, is an extremely unique listing for Atwater Village. Owned by Japanese-born, Los Angeles-based ceramic artist Mineo Mizuno, the 3,886 square foot property combines art, architecture, and landscape into one live/work environment.
This beautiful Spanish villa is in a great Atwater Village location and represents the very latest in green home design. It is expecting green certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. The property features a gorgeous kitchen, original fireplace, unique bathrooms, beamed ceilings, LED lighting, and hardwood floors throughout. There are three bedrooms, office or bonus room, and front and back decks for true Los Angeles outdoor living.
This charming craftsman bungalow in Atwater Village offers 2 bedrooms, plus a large detached office/studio space. There are plenty of upgrades throughout, including new copper plumbing, central heat and air, a security system, landscaping, home theater wiring, an electrical panel, and more. The home also features a large newly landscaped yard.
This unique Atwater Village renovation offers a Victorian exterior with remodeled modern interior. Built in 1925, this home features a generous open floor plan with a cook’s kitchen that opens to the dining area, a living room/media room that leads out to a sitting porch, a nice-sized yard, and a separate office that was a garage conversion.
If you are looking for a home with tons of style, beautiful unique details, and at an affordable price, a Better Shelter home is the perfect choice! Check out their newest listing inAtwater Village. It’s a beautifully refurbished California Bungalow with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on a huge lot with citrus and fruit trees, raised garden beds, and a privacy fence.
