Posts Tagged ‘Real Estate’
1940s Post & Beam in Silver Lake – 2683 Ivan Hill Terrace
Built in 1947, this mid-century modern post & beam is a joy for the senses. Located in the heart of Silver Lake, this stylish three bedroom home features wood floors, walls of glass, and lovely redwood built-ins, terraced gardens, and a large patio.
The home is just one of two residences designed by the influential modernist Alvin Lustig. An apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright, Lustig is most known for his recognizable book covers and furniture designs. The home was constructed for William Thomas, a friend of Lustig’s.
Highland Park Homesteader’s Paradise with a Koi Pond – 4921 San Rafael
Not every home is for everybody, and that’s what makes finding such an original, unique and charming home like this Highland Park Traditional two bedroom such a fun find.
Stylish Valley Village Scandinavian Modern Home – 11612 Hartsook Street
This one-of-a-kind mid-century modern home was built in 1954 and changed hands for the first time over 50 years later in 2015 to a pair of fantastic designers. Back then it was a traditional California Ranch. Since then, it has been transformed into a chic California Modern meets Scandinavian Vintage Modern home with beautiful vaulted beamed ceilings, wood-paneled walls, sliding glass doors, two fireplaces, built-in shelving, and a walk-in bar, plus a luxurious pool and magical outdoor spaces out back.
Romantic Silver Lake Bungalow with Saltwater Pool – 2311 Duane Street
Imagine the pool parties, romantic evenings, late nights, and early morning breakfasts on the patio while enjoying views of the reservoir at this rare and wonderful Silver Lake bungalow.
Capitivating Los Feliz Hills Estate on Half an Acre – 4039 Cromwell Avenue
This one-of-a-kind classic, private, and spectacular Andalusian Estate was built by preeminent architect Harry Hayden Whiteley in 1926. The captivating four bedroom home boasts multiple French doors that open to over half an acre of wonderful outdoor areas including courtyards, pool, patios, grassy areas and gardens. At once an entertainer’s paradise and an exclusive retreat, 4039 Cromwell Avenue offers elegant and refined hillside living in an excellent Los Feliz location.
Ivy-Covered Spanish-Style Home in Los Feliz Oaks – 5444 Red Oak Drive
A home fit for a fairytale in the Los Feliz Oaks. This Ivy-covered Spanish-style four bedroom house was built in 1928, making it one of the neighborhood’s original structures.
Views of the Hollywood Sign at Beachwood Mid-Century Modern – 3133 Hollyridge Drive
Designed by notable architect Maurice L. Bein in 1962, this stylish mid-century modern radiates with form, function, sharp lines, and Beachwood Canyon views.
Hollywood Hills Arts & Crafts Craftsman Compound – 2209 Canyon Dr
This incredible Hollywood Hills craftsman compound was built in 1904 at the height of the Arts & Crafts movement. 2209 Canyon Drive is a resort-like property on a large, lush and verdant 0.65 acre lot and consists of a four bedroom main house, a guest cottage, recording studio, gym, and a library. All are separate structures which adds to the uniqueness of this rare and wondrous Los Angeles find.
Vintage Eagle Rock Craftsman on Corner Lot – 1936 Chickasaw Ave
This cute and cozy California Bungalow has all the vintage details you’ve come to love in Craftsman-style homes. Located in a prime location in Eagle Rock, just south of Colorado Boulevard, 1936 Chickasaw Avenue is a nicely priced and stylish craftsman home in a hip and charming neighborhood spot. And the front porch is simply fantastic.
Get Your Property Ready For a Quick Sale
There are three very simple things you can do to prepare your property for a quick sale. In this article, we’re going to look at what they are and how they can help you sell your property faster.
The first thing to consider when looking to get your property ready for a quick sale is the all important “first impression.”
The first impression your property creates is fundamental to appealing to the potential buyer’s gut instinct. This first few seconds are critical as it frames the entire home viewing experience. Just like when you meet someone new you may not be able to help but subconsciously assess them and this first impression could possibly set the scene for the rest of your interactions.
It’s no secret that when selling a house first impressions are critical, but so many property owners overlook the basics and don’t look at their property with a pair of “fresh eyes,” meaning, in our case, the eyes of the buyer. For instance, you may have become resigned to the fact the address number on your door hangs at a crooked angle, but a buyer might spot this and feel the property has not been well maintained and that will color the rest of that buyer’s tour through your home.
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