Both exclusive and accessible, Los Feliz real estate includes multi-million-dollar properties and moderately priced homes set among rolling hills and adjacent to a walkable commercial district. The location also provides convenient access to some of the most popular areas in the city (our neighborhood guide offers details). Explore featured listings for Los Feliz real estate, including highly-coveted mid-century modern homes for sale.
Classic mid-century modern style circa 1960 in the Los Feliz Oaks. This stunning 3BR/3BA home features many of the most sought-after aspects of this coveted era: open floor plan with high ceilings and walls of glass, original brick fireplace, beamed ceiling and dramatic entry foyer with slate tile.
The Steel House, Neil A. Johnson, AIA. An unrivaled architectural triumph perched on a knoll north of the blvd in prime Los Feliz.
Incredible Spanish duplex circa 1931 in the hills of Los Feliz.
Located in the Los Feliz hills, this distinctive mid-century modern architectural retreat, renovated by celebrity architect Linda Taalman, AIA, is ready for its new owners.
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.
This architectural gem in Franklin Hills was extensively remodeled by Ferrier Architecture Studio and landscape by Matthew Brown.
This light, bright, and spacious Los Feliz mid-century modern circa 1955. All the hallmarks of this desired era are here in this stylish two-story home.
Refined and classic style circa 1941 in the coveted Los Feliz Oaks. This meticulously updated four-bedroom, four-bath home blends distinctive old Hollywood character with polished, modern finishes.
Rare 1920s triplex in the Franklin Hills of Los Feliz. Boasting incredible views from each unit, great style and a coveted location, this is the income property you have been waiting for.
Conceived by architect Frederick Monhoff AIA in 1927, this property is tucked away in the serene Los Feliz Knolls. Designed around a central courtyard, the interior is flooded with warm light, turning the home inward for ultimate privacy and a seamless flow between indoors and out.
