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If you’re on the lookout for an exceedingly unique and quintessential example of Mid-Century Modern architecture in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles, this is your chance to seize a truly rare and wonderful opportunity.
This spectacular Mid-Century Modern Post and Beam view home is located at the top of one of the most sought-after streets in Sherman Oaks. Built circa 1967 and featuring panoramic mountain, city lights and canyon vistas from virtually every window.
This captivating mid-century modern marvel is like an extraordinary time capsule waiting to be discovered. Perched on a private hillside in Burbank, on a quiet cul-de-sac street, is a retreat for nature enthusiasts conveniently just minutes away from downtown Burbank’s major studios.
Nestled within the storied and renowned hills of Hollywoodland lies this breathtaking mid-century modern post & beam oasis boasting unparalleled vistas from the pool and backyard spanning from the serene canyon all the way to the vast expanse of the Pacific ocean.
This extraordinary mid-century modern post & beam home is tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac in the hills of Studio City. The three bedroom treehouse-esque structure is nestled among four other mid-century homes that were part of a USC Case Study project built by architecture firm Chapman and McCorkell in the mid-1950s.
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 incredibly stylish turnkey mid-century modern home was designed in 1957 by Daisuke Dike Nagano, AIA, and recently updated by one of LA’s top interior designers, Kim Gordon. The timeless, ultra-stunning, and totally unique home is one the coolest homes in Marina del Rey, with an excellent location west of Lincoln.
This sleek and sexy mid-century modern home on the exclusive Sunset Plaza Drive is set above the legendary Sunset Strip in the Hollywood Hills. The three bedroom home has live/work and major generative short term rental potential plus priceless views of the city’s glistening lights below that stretch all the way to the Pacific Ocean.
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