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This aesthetically designed 2 bed/2 bath condo with a rare and wonderful oversized private terrace is located in West Hollywood’s exclusive and coveted Norma Triangle.
Designed in 1947 by famed architect Gregory Ain, the 10-unit Avenel Cooperative Housing Project helped define Los Angeles as the center of the modernist movement in American architecture. Restored in 2022 by architect Michael Folonis, FAIA, this rare condo unit in the masterful mid-century complex is primed for its next prideful owner.
Live like a Golden Era starlet at this superb condominium located in the legendary El Cabrillo Complex in the heart of Hollywood. And with a high walk score of 95, the property is considered a “walker’s paradise” perfect for strolling to the Sunday Farmers Market, Pantages, and so much more. Long considered one of Hollywood’s most fashionable addresses, this ultra-famous Spanish Colonial Revival landmark was designed by architects Arthur and Nina Zwebell 1927-1928 and commissioned by movie mogul Cecil B. DeMille.
Surrounded by lush mature landscaping, this beautiful two bedroom, two bathroom town home in a great location in Van Nuys has it all!
Welcome to Avenel Homes, a landmark 10-unit cooperative housing development designed by master architect Gregory Ain in 1947. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places and located in the coveted Ivanhoe School District, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of mid-century modern history and what the Los Angeles Times in 2002 called, a “compact but stylish design [that] may provide a blueprint for L.A.’s future.” Renovated in the early 2000s by architect Michael Folonis, this unit is a must-see.
A rare and remodeled townhome in a modern 6-unit complex on Beachwood Drive has hit the market. The last time a unit was available in this complex was in 2004, so for house hunters hoping to own a condo with a low HOA in the neighborhood should not miss this great opportunity.
Built in 1937 by Warner Brothers Studios to accommodate their rotating stable of actors and artists, the Chateau Beachwood is a 10-unit French-style complex is located between Franklin Village and the iconic Two Stone Gates entrance to Beachwood Canyon.
A rare unit has opened up in the famed and historic El Cabrillo courtyard complex in Hollywood. Set just below Franklin Blvd., the 10 unit El Cabrillo was originally commissioned by Cecile B. DeMille. DeMille originally built it to house Broadway stage actors moving to Los Angeles to work in sound films. The location was chosen so that it was at the foot of Whitley Heights and DeMille’s studio, which was then Hollywood’s premier address, where Chaplin and Valentino had houses.
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