Live in great company in Los Feliz’s most exclusive and architecturally significant enclaves. Vermont Canyon, located above the boulevard and just below Griffith Park, is home to many legendary homes including Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House. 4807 Bonvue Avenue is a tony six bedroom estate built in the 1920s when the Los Feliz hills were only dotted by a few structures and mainly consisted of ostrich and dairy farms and orange groves.
A sumptuous and sophisticated sanctuary awaits in prime Silver Lake. This incredibly inspiring artistic and architectural home has been owned by artists for decades and you can tell immediately by the one-of-a-kind curb appeal. The pink facade, forest green shutters, blue gate, and red Spanish tiles that lead to the front door will instantly enrapture and charm.
Welcome to The Rossmore House! A timeless and luxurious estate in the prestigious Hancock Park’s Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, where nearly every home in the neighborhood is an architecturally significant 1920s original. A brilliant blend of Golden Era charm and modern elegance, this remarkable compound with a pool, guest house, and verdant gardens is sited on nearly half an acre and has an expansive 5,500 square feet of living space.
Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952–1982 includes works by more than 75 artists, many of whom were pioneers of what we now call digital art. The works reflect the simultaneous wonder and alienation that was characteristic of the 1960s and ’70s, along with the utopian and dystopian possibilities of these new machines. Reserve your tickets for this week!
Visit LACMA on Friday, March 17, and Sunday, March 19, to join free docent-led tours of the exhibition.
Live in luxurious and legendary Hollywoodland at this prime mid-century modern home in Beachwood Village, just a block or two away from the happening Beachwood Cafe and the iconic Two Stone Gates.
Located in Silver Lake’s most desirable enclave, only seconds from the Silver Lake Reservoir and Meadow and in one of Los Angeles’s best school districts, this three bedroom mid-century modern home hits the market brimming with substance, style, and sophistication.
This updated and modern California Craftsman home offers excellent West Hollywood living with elegant architecture, luxury finishes, a fantastic pool and private backyard, plus a guest house primed for overnight guests, short term rental income, or an artists & writing studio.
This legendary 1920s Hollywood Hills estate is a Mediterranean-style paradise poised on nearly three acres above Lake Hollywood with unrivaled views of the Hollywood Sign, Downtown Los Angeles, and even as far as Catalina Island. Designed by architect John DeLario circa 1926, the home – christened Castillo del Lago – is unequivocally one of the most significant estates ever built in Southern California. Once owned by iconic multi-hyphenate Madonna, the “Material Girl” singer bought the estate in 1993 for approximately $5 million and sold it just three years later in 1996. The exquisite home boasts a wine cellar, media room, gym, elevator, sumptuous master suite, rose gardens, exotic fountains, a terraced courtyard, pool, and so much more.
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