1720 Griffith Park Blvd in Silver Lake
Prime Silver Lake FIXER on a large hillside lot with amazing views perfect for investor, developer or owner-user.
Sunset Junction
1801 North Dillon Street in Silver Lake
Gorgeous Spanish circa 1928 with incredible views in prime Silver Lake. Thoughtfully updated to combine period charm with today’s modern amenities, this two-story three-bedroom, four-bath home features a flexible floor plan with ideal interior space.
1204 Sanborn Avenue in Silver Lake
Picture-perfect Silver Lake bungalow in the heart of vibrant Sunset Junction.
1665 North Dillon Street in Silver Lake
This charming Silver Lake traditional, circa 1939, located in the coveted Silver Lake hills. Set up from the street with views and privacy, this move-in ready two-bedroom, two-bath home has retained its charm over the years with thoughtful updates and renovations.
2443 Meadow Valley Terrace in Silver Lake
First time on the market in over 50 years for this charming Silver Lake traditional circa 1936.
3111 Hamilton Way in Silver Lake
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.
1827 Silver Lake Blvd in Silver Lake
Silver Lake country English charmer in the heart of the neighborhood. This large 2,100sf+ single-level home has all the space you need.
843 Maltman Avenue in Silver Lake
A sleek and charming Silver Lake mid-century bungalow circa 1952. Remodeled with an eye for today’s needs while maintaining the original 50s character, this 1-bedroom, 1-bath home sits high above Bellevue Park near Sunset Junction.
1809 Lucile Ave in Silver Lake
Modernist hillside duplex above Silver Lake’s Sunset Junction. Designed by architect Edward Richard Lind (a protege of R. M. Schindler), this was Lind’s own lifelong family home and he perfectly sited it to capture the stunning views in every direction.
1052 Manzanita Street in Silver Lake
The Marks House was designed by architect R.M. Schindler and built in 1953. Schindler restyled the exterior and living area of this three-story bungalow, and the work was carried out according to his design by Mr. and Mrs. Marks after Schindler’s death. The home has been unaltered since. This home, studio, and workshop is located … Continued