Posts Tagged ‘Franklin Hills’
In the Franklin Hills of Los Feliz, this beautifully preserved 1955 mid-century modern captures the clarity, optimism, and easy sophistication of its era, with sweeping views that give the architecture an especially strong sense of place.

With land at a premium in the hills above Los Feliz, the architects of this remarkable late mid-century hilltop residence looked in the only direction left to go: up.

Located in the Franklin Hills neighborhood of Los Feliz, this 1963 hillside architectural home by Stephen Alan Siskind is a striking example of mid-century design at its most original and expressive.

Tucked into a lush and private setting just minutes from both Los Feliz Village and Silver Lake’s Sunset Junction, this classic Craftsman cottage offers a rare combination of character, comfort, and urban accessibility.

In one of Los Angeles’s most picturesque neighborhoods sits this picture perfect 1930s Traditional home with expansive hillside views, wonderful outdoor spaces, and beautifully preserved original character.

This celebrity-owned mid-century modern retreat in Los Feliz’s idyllic Franklin Hills neighborhood is sharp, private, and has some spectacular views of Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory, and, on a clear day, the Pacific Ocean.

4159 Franklin Avenue is a charming and warm Traditional-style home nestled just up against the historic Shakespeare Bridge on Franklin Avenue in Los Feliz. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, terraces, and a magnificent backyard all combine to make this a unique and inviting opportunity for buyers looking in the Franklin Avenue Elementary School District.

This beautiful hillside bungalow has excellent indoor/outdoor living spaces. 3911 Fernwood Avenue is located on a sleepy street in the Franklin Hills, a quiet and coveted hillside community that is host to many incredible homes. This cozy two bedroom house is bright and airy and boasts expansive views of the neighborhood, Silver Lake, and beyond.

This original, one-of-kind home in Los Feliz is ethereal, otherworldly, and inspiring all at once. It’s known in the neighborhood as the Totem House. The two bedroom Cape Cod-style home was built in 1948 for a doctor and his family and has had just two hours in its history. Its most recent owner is an artist who has created a unique and vibrant magical space that is patiently awaiting its next owner to add their own personal touch.

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