Maverick architect Harry Gesner’s Sebel House
Now on the market for the first ever is the architectural vision of Harry Gesner known as the Stebel House.
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Hidden from the street above, this Highland Park mid-century is utterly private with a front deck positioned to capture canyon views and beautiful sunsets.
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Designed by Eugene Kinn Choy, this quintessential mid-century has been thoughtfully restored honoring the architect’s original intent.
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Architect Ed Niles had a thing for glass and began his 37-year career designing a glassy box of light sited to capture heart-eye inducing city views.
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John Lautner designed some of the most remarkable modernist structures in Los Angeles, including a house for his own family that’s now up for grabs in Silver Lake.
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To help slow the spread of COVID-19, Safer at Home and social distancing orders were issued last month. The impact of these directives are felt throughout many industries, including residential real estate.
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Budding architect Robert Malinoff built this midcentury home as his personal residence while still attending USC School of Architecture.
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West Coast television wouldn’t be the same without Klaus Landsberg. In business, this book details “his ‘dream team’ of people in front of and behind the cameras [who] helped invent a whole new medium of communication and entertainment. At home, he lived in a marvelous midcentury in the Hollywood Hills.
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The last time this glassy, 1957 mid-century house in the Cahuenga Pass section of the Hollywood Hills hit the market it was the talk of the town.
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