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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House in Los Feliz Lists for $23 Million – 2607 Glendower
Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Ennis House has returned to the market seeking a whopping $23 million dollars. The jaw-dropping Los Feliz property’s design is based on ancient Mayan temples and the home is considered to be one of the best examples of Mayan revival architecture in the United States and is perhaps one of the most recognizable and esteemed homes in the world.
The Modernist Hawk House in Silver Lake – 2421 Silver Ridge Ave
A compelling and captivating home has hit the market in Silver Lake. The Hawk House, designed in 1939 by Harwell Hamilton Harris, is a rare and significant example of the legendary architect’s form and function during his earliest years of output. Harris was an apprentice of Richard Neutra, and is noted for his work in Southern California that assimilated European and American influences.
Andalusian Estate in Los Feliz with Pool on Half an Acre – 4039 Cromwell Avenue
This one-of-a-kind classic, private, and spectacular Andalusian Estate was built by architect Harry Hayden Whiteley in 1926. H.H. Whiteley helped to shape the look and feel of Los Angeles by designing elegant residences in and around Hollywood before World War II, working among other pre-midcentury masters like architects Paul Revere Williams, Frank Taylor, and Adrian Wilson.
Mid-Century Classic with Lush Grounds & Sweeping Views in Los Feliz – 3543 Holboro Dr
This 1956 mid-century classic is located on a private drive in the hills of Los Feliz, above Los Feliz Boulevard, and just a stone’s throw from the Griffith Observatory, golf courses, and all the hiking trails the park has to offer.
A Hollywood Fairytale: A Hollywoodland Storybook Original Featured on Fox 11 LA
3072 Belden Drive is a beautiful 4 bedroom storybook style home as well as a original Hollywoodland home. Located above Beachwood Canyon’s Two Stone Gates, and just below the Hollywood sign, the home was featured in Curbed LA and Vintage Los Angeles, selected as a Home of the Week by the Los Angeles Times, and chosen for a spotlight on Fox 11 Los Angeles. Watch it below!
Beachwood Canyon Artist’s Retreat with Tree House – 2946 Beachwood Drive
This 3 bedroom Mediterranean-inspired beauty is one of the Hollywoodland’s original homes. Beyond Beachwood Canyon’s prized Two Stone Gates, 2946 Beachwood Drive was built in 1925 with rare craftsmanship and superb quality. The home and grounds have been lovingly restored and updated for its debut on the real estate market for the first time in a generation.
Beautiful Beachwood Canyon Spanish-style Home – 3311 Ledgewood Drive
This beautiful 1920s Spanish-style four bedroom home is located in an excellent Beachwood Canyon location, above Two Stone Gates and just below the iconic Hollywood sign. The estate is gated and walled and set back from the street creating plentiful privacy and seclusion in the Hollywood Hills.
A History of a Hollywoodland Original: 3072 Belden Drive
The rare and wonderful 3072 Belden Drive is one of Hollywoodland’s first homes built in the classic storybook style. While these homes have all but disappeared in the Los Angeles landscape, there are a few remaining storybook homes sprinkled throughout in Beachwood Canyon and Los Angeles brimming with Hollywood history, artistic flavor, and an idiosyncratic style that continue to be a favorite amongst Hollywood’s creative class. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Hollywoodland history.
Incredible 1920s Spanish Villa in the Hollywood Hills – 6735 Wedgewood Pl
This incredible Spanish villa is located on a rare large double lot in a historic Hollywood Hills location. The residence is a nature-lovers paradise, with lush gardens that include sculpted hedges, a fruit orchard, and olive trees. As a respite and a getaway from the busy everyday life of Los Angeles, there is no better option on the market at the moment than this gorgeous, private retreat.
Period Mid-Century Modern 3 Bedroom in Los Feliz – 2361 North Vermont Ave
This private mid-century modern home was built in 1956 and has been lovingly maintained over the years. One could call it a “time capsule,” except that the architecture and design are, in fact, timeless. The original details and vintage charm are sure to appeal to mid-century modern enthusiasts and architecture aficionados alike.
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