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Nestled a stone’s throw away from Mulholland Drive and butting up against the Briar Summit Open Preserve, 7981 Woodrow Wilson Drive lies in a cosseted enclave of natural beauty and historic architectural significance. Hidden behind gates in the “celebrity-popular section” of Woodrow Wilson Drive, the almost 5,000 square foot, 4 bedroom, 5.5 bath home sits… Read More

10162 Silverton, a two-bedroom, one-bath home, has 1,151 square feet of living space on a large mostly flat 6,325 square foot lot and is zoned LARD 3. The home lies in the Sunland/Tujunga area of the San Fernando Valley nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. Though Sunland and Tujunga began as separate… Read More

In fact, the whole of Studio City is a location scout’s dream with its tidy ranch homes and architecturally significant masterpieces in the hills. The area is an eclectic blend of the old and new. 4322 Wilkinson combines the innocence of a 1960s TV show like Leave it to Beaver with the smart home technology… Read More

1524 N. Sierra Bonita is a house of which people dream. And the area—Sunset Square—is one of the most coveted in L.A. Recently deemed an HPOZ—Historic Preservation Overlay Zone—the integrity of the neighborhood is protected. HPOZ house prices tend to rise faster because the homes are well maintained and attract investment. HPOZs can also qualify… Read More

One of the most influential architects of the twentieth century, Richard Neutra helped define modernism not only in Southern California but also around the world. For an architect who is famous for his use of light and the natural beauty of site—hills, canyons, and wooded areas—he embraced technology as a way to achieve a connection… Read More

First time on the market in over 30 years, this 1928 Spanish at 9051 Dicks Street is located in the desirable Norma Triangle with close proximity to the restaurants, shops and theaters on the World Famous Sunset Strip and in the Heart of West Hollywood. This two story featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and 1,834… Read More

Built in the heyday of the Bungalow Period of residential architecture, 1624 Gardner is the quintessence of Southern California living. Influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement, bungalows were intrinsically appealing for their simple (by Victorian standards) interiors. Southern California Bungalows were quite large, with rambling floor plans, extensive grounds, three or five or seven… Read More

This Spanish Revival at 2400 Outpost Drive features 3 beds & 3 baths in 1,925 sq. ft. and a string of creative former residents who have lived the Hollywood dream here. Outpost Estates – said to be one of the most carefully planned subdivisions in the country was a crowning achievement of Charles Edward Toberman… Read More

Built in 1929, 2598 Corralitas is very close to the Edendale Historic District, where movie studios once sat along Allessandro Boulevard (now known as Glendale Boulevard) just south of the Silver Lake reservoir. The days of the silent film were waning, and the talkies were slowly gaining prominence. Producer William Selig and Cowboy Tom Mixville… Read More

1610 North Ogden is situated on an 8,101 sq. ft. lot located just north of Sunset and south of Hollywood, in what is being coined the Sunset Commons. Offered at: $3,600,000 It was designed in 1921—the year of Chaplin’s The Kid and Valentino’s The Sheik-. 1610 North Ogden’s Colonial Revival style, and simple, old-fashioned charm… Read More