Modern Living in Distinctive Los Angeles Homes
Originally built in 1958, The Loring House is a captivating compound in the Hollywood Hills. Encompassing panoramic views of the canyons. This showpiece property is a part of California's rich architectural legacy.
Los Feliz Raphael Soriano Gogol House. Soriano was a colleague of both Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler. The Gogol House is a fine example of International, Bauhaus Style of architecture, and one of only 12 buildings that remain from this master.
The Shaarman House by admired architect Richard Neutra, AIA, 1951. Classic Neutra features include seamless walls of glass, rich wood floors and ceilings, stacked stone fireplace, hidden shades and numerous custom built-ins.
Restored 1942 Neutra. Designed by world-renowned modernist architect Richard Neutra, this home was originally built in 1942 for NBC radio producer John Nesbitt.
Hollywood Hills Richard Neutra: The Hailey Residence, 1959. The Neutra office achieved some of its most creative architectural solutions when confronted with the necessity of making compact space function comfortably and efficiently through varied social circumstances.
An opportunity to own a Richard Neutra Architectural home with panoramic views spanning from the Santa Monica Bay to Century City and to the San Gabriel Mountains.
Richard Neutra – The Linn Residence, 1961. Neutra lifts the main level above the site and over the carport and a separate guest quarters to further enhance the views of this Mid Century Modern home.
Architect Richard Neutra’s, The Kambara Residence, 1960, Silver Lake. This is a first offering for this property, part of the Neutra Colony houses at Silver Lake.
Los Feliz Richard Neutra house, the Wirin Residence, 1949. Recognized as one of Neutra’s finer commissions, The Wirin House is a beacon to mid-century architecture.
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