PASADENA SUN VILLA BY A. QUINCY JONES, FAIA
268 W KENNETH ROAD, GLENDALE | $1,499,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA
A distinctive opportunity to acquire one of only three “Sun Villa” residences in Glendale designed by A. Quincy Jones, FAIA—an influential figure in California modernism and a pioneer of post-and-beam architecture.?
?Completed circa 1950, this mid-century modern home captures the hallmarks of Jones’s vision: thoughtful proportions, clean lines, and an effortless connection between interior and exterior spaces. Clerestory windows and expansive glass sliders bring natural light into open, airy rooms grounded by original concrete and cork floors.?
THOUSAND OAKS RICHARD NEUTRA THE McSORLEY HOUSE
1248 LA PERESA DR, THOUSAND OAKS | $2,750,000 | 3 BD | 2 BA
A masterwork of mid-century modernism, this residence by renowned architect Richard Neutra remains a remarkably intact example of his commitment to form, light, and environment. Neutra—one of the most influential figures of the International Style—was known for his ability to dissolve the barriers between architecture and landscape, and this home is a pristine expression of that philosophy.?
?Located a few miles up the Hollywood / 101 Freeway in Thousand Oaks, the home is privately situated on a gated half-acre at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath design is defined by floor-to-ceiling glass and sliding panels that create seamless movement between interior and exterior.
PASADENA JOHN L. PUGSLEY EXCEPTIONAL POST & BEAM
1256 CLUB HOUSE DRIVE, PASADENA | $3,895,000 | 4BD | 5 BA
Designed by noted architect John L. Pugsley, this exceptional post and beam residence stands as a testament to mid-century architectural design. Privately situated behind the gates of San Rafael’s Brookmere Enclave, the home offers stunning views of Johnston Lake. Pugsley’s signature style is reflected in the home’s open, airy floor plan, soaring vaulted ceilings, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interiors with natural light.
Exposed brickwork and custom built-ins add depth, texture, and warmth to the architectural narrative. A wrap-around patio creates seamless indoor-outdoor flow, offering a serene space to enjoy views of the lake and meadow. Residents of the Brookmere Enclave enjoy exclusive access to a pool, lake, and park—enhancing the lifestyle offered by this rare architectural find.?
CRESTWOOD HILLS RICHARD NEUTRA MID CENTURY MODERN HOME
1531 NORTH TIGERTAIL ROAD, LOS ANGELES, CA | $7,975,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA
A swoon worthy Richard Neutra house can now be yours if you’ve got a healthy bank account. Artists tend to gravitate to modern architecture, and the Sale house is no exception. This is minimalism at its best. Stunning views of Brentwood and beyond from the entire property. This home has gone thru a meticulous restoration with the original swimming pool and complete with a diving board incorporated into the renovation. This architectural home is modernist perfection!
The Sale Residence – 1960, is sited in the “utopian” enclave of expressive architecture known as, Crestwood Hills. Architects, Neutra, A. Quincy Jones, Whitney R. Smith and Craig Ellwood all contributed work to this cooperative development which brought about “good design and economical construction to moderate-income housing…” With interest in the project coming from musicians, artists and faculty members at UCLA, the growing group incorporated as the Mutual Housing Association in 1946.
LOS FELIZ THE LOWRY RESIDENCE
2052 MAYVIEW DR, LOS FELIZ | $3,150,000 | 3 BD | 4 BA
Warm woods and big views are but a few of the highlights of this organic architectural modern home in the hills of Los Feliz. It’s also evident that much thought went into the design of the surrounding landscaping. Designed by Dick Lowry, AIA, as his own residence, this mid-century post and beam is being offered for only the second time.
The Lowry Residence, 1973. Nestled on land acquired from the adjacent Van Pelt Estate, this mid-century modern home embodies the creativity and craftsmanship of an era when visionaries were shaping LA’s architectural landscape. Renowned architect Dick E. Lowry, AIA, designed this stunning post-and-beam compound as his personal family residence on a breathtaking ridge in the coveted Franklin Hills of Los Feliz.
HOLLYWOOD HILLS ICONIC POST AND BEAM BY LAUREN CARIS COHAN AND MRJ STUDIOS
8945 WONDERLAND PARK AVE, HOLLYWOOD HILLS | $3,800,000 | 3 BD | 3 BA
An iconic 1955 post-and-beam residence by Lauren Caris Cohan and MRJ Studios, inspired by Joseph Eichler, is now available on the most coveted stretch of Wonderland Park Avenue. Set on a private, flat quarter-acre lot, this 3-bed, 3-bath glass house compound exemplifies California modernism, with walls of glass, bespoke millwork, Italian mohair built-ins, Agape sinks, Murano lighting, and vintage Luigi Caccia Dominioni hardware. The separate guest house offers a flexible space for a studio, office, or retreat.
Travertine flagstone, an emerald pool, and mature trees evoke the tranquility of Big Sur. Curated vintage furnishings are available for a seamless, turnkey experience. A rare architectural gem.
BEL AIR CASE STUDY HOUSE DESIGN #16 BY CRAIG ELLWOOD
1811 BEL AIR ROAD, BEL AIR | $5,395,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA
An exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a seminal work of California modernism. This residence—design #16 in the Arts & Architecture Case Study House Program is the only remaining Craig Ellwood-designed Case Study House preserved in its original condition.?
?Thoughtfully positioned near the top of Bel Air Road, the home is a masterclass in modernist design: a glass-walled, pavilion-style structure that appears to float above its natural surroundings, offering panoramic city and ocean views to the south and west.?
HOLLYWOOD HILLS THE JACK LUCAS RESIDENCE AKA ‘PYRAMID BUNGALOW’ BY ERIC BLACK
7400 PYRAMID PLACE, HOLLYWOOD HILLS | $3,297,000 | 2 Bd | 2 BA
It’s not every day we encounter an early example of California Modernism so exquisitely preserved and thoughtfully reimagined. The Jack Lucas Residence (1947), designed by architect Eric Black, is a timeless architectural statement. With floor-to-ceiling glass, corner ribbon windows, rich mahogany walls, and original cork flooring, its enduring appeal is undeniable.
Meticulously restored and enhanced by modernist specialist Tony Unruh, AIA, the home now features a sculptural spa deck reminiscent of a ship’s bow, offering equally striking views. Custom Ipe loungers and flourishing fruit gardens envelop the property in natural elegance. Adjacent to a vineyard and just steps from Runyon Canyon, the residence also boasts an impressive editorial pedigree, having graced the pages of Vogue and served as a backdrop for Louis Vuitton and Prada. A home with mid-century soul and contemporary vitality.?
