MID CENTURY MODERN

HOLLYWOOD HILLS THE BERGREN RESIDENCE BY JOHN LAUTNER

7316 CAVERNA DRIVE, LOS ANGELES | $2,998,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA

Hollywood Hills The Bergren Residence by John Lautner Hollywood Hills The Bergren Residence by John Lautner Hollywood Hills The Bergren Residence by John Lautner Floor-to-ceiling glass windows flood the space with an abundant supply of natural light.

We must confess that John Lautner may be our favorite modernist architect. His designs were unique and very identifiable as his. He did a masterful job of combining materials to soften some of the perceived “coldness” of the modern structures. Here’s a one of his smaller designs in the Hollywood Hills.

Hollywood Hills The Bergren Residence by John Lautner Hollywood Hills The Bergren Residence by John Lautner Hollywood Hills The Bergren Residence by John Lautner Floor-to-ceiling glass windows flood the space with an abundant supply of natural light.

The Bergren Residence, John Lautner, 1953. Designed by the most iconic architect in LA history, step into one of the most sought after of Lautner’s “Bachelor Houses”.


TROUSDALE ESTATES EXCEPTIONAL ARCHITECTURAL

1960 LOMA VISTA DR, BEVERLY HILLS | $7,495,000 | 4 BD | 6 BA

There is an oversized pool and beautiful fountain that dances all day and night across the pool from the fire-pit with built-in seating.

Another excellent architectural in Trousdale Estates. This exceptional example of a mid-century home has a plenty to love. Whether it is the gorgeous woodwork, the terrazzo flooring or the walls of glass, this home delivers. The generous size pool caps off the tour. We’re hoping for an invite to the next BBQ.

There is an oversized pool and beautiful fountain that dances all day and night across the pool from the fire-pit with built-in seating.

Masterfully restored, authentic and updated Trousdale Estates Mid-Century Modern home with walls of glass and terrazzo floors. An entertainer’s paradise where well-known celebrities’ and politicians’ charity events have been celebrated throughout the years.


SUNSET PLAZA HOLLYWOOD HILLS MID-CENTURY LUXURY VILLA

1479 RISING GLEN RD., LOS ANGELES | $5,950,000 | 3 BD | 4 BA

All rooms offer abundant natural light with views out to the pool and beautiful landscaped gardens

Luxury houses are in no short supply on Rising Glen. This modernized mid-century is the personification of understated elegance. These original clean lines coupled with a sophisticated renovation make a beautiful match.

Sunset Plaza Hollywood Hills Mid-Century Luxury Villa

BEVERLY HILLS MID CENTURY JAPANESE MINKA BY JACK A. CHARNEY

703 N CANON DRIVE, BEVERLY HILLS | $12,999,000 | 6 BD | 7 BA

A serene garden courtyard sets a tranquil tone with cascading koi pond and contemplative landscaping

While we wouldn’t expect Japanese modern from the architect best known for the Sierra Towers, we are quite impressed. Sited on a 27,000 square foot lot, lies with serene post and beam architectural home with Zen gardens, a koi pond with walking bridge and stunning Cyprus shaped pool. All this in the center of the city.

In the backyard, a majestic, outdoor paradise unfolds to reveal a Cyprus-shaped pool, stone walkways, and lush lawn spaces.

Transcend into Zen opulence in this stunningly preserved mid-century Japanese Minka on an expansive lot in the heart of Beverly Hills. Designed in 1960 by Jack A. Charney, known internationally for his iconic Sierra Towers building, 703 N Canon offers 7,500 square feet of awe-inspiring interior living space.


CRESTWOOD HILLS MID-CENTURY GEM BY A. QUINCY JONES AND WHITNEY R. SMITH

810 BRAMBLE WAY, LOS ANGELES | $3,200,000 | 3 BD | 2 BA

Crestwood Hills Mid-Century Gem A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith

When a house pops up in Crestwood Hills we get excited. This architectural home by A Quincy Jones and Whitney Smith did not let us down. Known as the Goldenfeld House, this property has been updated with respect to its origins. Clean lines and lots of glass always makes up happy.

Crestwood Hills Mid-Century Gem A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith

Mid-Century gem in Crestwood Hills. This significant 1950 property known as “The Goldenfeld House” was designed by A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith as part of the historic Mutual Housing Association (Monument No. 632).