Posts Tagged ‘Mid-Century’
Behind a private gate in the Hollywood Hills, a beguiling Spanish villa occupies two contiguous parcels totaling approximately 4,602 square feet, creating an unusually generous and private setting in the heart of the hillside Hollywood Dell neighborhood.

There are very few places left in the Hollywood Hills where nature still takes the lead. At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this remarkable canyon retreat spans a double lot and eight contiguous hillside parcels that rise uninterrupted to the ridgeline, creating over half an acre of private hillside land that feels like its own kind of wildlife sanctuary.

Welcome to Wonderland Grove, a quietly extraordinary Laurel Canyon canyon retreat spanning three expansive parcels, where privacy, style, and authentic Southern California living converge in rare, lush natural harmony.

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.

This handsome hillside home is located near Coldwater Canyon and just a stone’s throw from Harvard Westlake School, one of the very best high schools in all of Los Angeles. Its lush mountain setting provides an excellent private sanctuary just moments from all the very best dining and shopping on the always hip and happening Ventura Boulevard.

This sleek and stylish mid-century home is located in one of Glendale’s best neighborhoods, with charming and architecturally appealing homes lining every street. The neighborhood is Adams Hill, a tiny enclave on the Southern end of the city, almost veering into Glassell Park and Eagle Rock, though not quite. It’s a peaceful and intimate community of creatives with easy access to both the studios in Burbank and the businesses of Downtown LA.

Featured in Architectural Digest, this enchanting Bohemian chic retreat is a stylish multi-structure property tucked away in nature in Nichols Canyon behind double gates and tall shrubs.

On the market for the first time in over forty years in Los Feliz’s stunning and exclusive neighborhood of Los Feliz Oaks, the late and great Paul Reuben’s, also often known as his alter ego Pee-wee Herman, mid-century modern home is absolutely gorgeous, and like Pee-wee himself, refreshingly one-of-a-kind. A true original, for a true original, in perfect original condition.

This lovely mid-century Traditional-style home is tucked away in upper Beachwood Canyon’s historic hillside Hollywoodland neighborhood. With an expansive three bedroom and two and a half bath main house and a private guest unit with its own kitchen and bath, 3115 N Beachwood Drive offers plenty of space both indoors and out.

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