This week, we’re highlighting some of Los Angeles’s freshly listed properties and the unique neighborhoods they reside in. Whether you’re looking for an historic Hancock Park estate, a stylish Mid-Century tucked away in the Hollywood Hills, or a modern tree house in Los Feliz Oaks, there is something enchanting about each location. Not to mention… Keep reading →

Welcome to this historic 1889 Altadena treasure that was relocated to its current, sought after location one hundred years later in the 1980s. The four bedroom, three bathroom Victorian Farmhouse has been beautifully redone with exquisite finishes throughout. The house invites you in with a glass-paneled front door, a regal foyer and tall ceilings. The… Keep reading →

From an early 1900s Craftsman to a stately 1926 Spanish Style there’s a little something for everyone on our curated list of offerings in the San Gabriel Valley. Head on over to the desirable San Rafael Hills neighborhood of Pasadena and explore a 1949 Mid-Century with stunning views of the San Gabriel Mountains. Looking to… Keep reading →

By Sarah Buder This La Crescenta home by Eric Lloyd Wright, son of architect Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. and grandson of the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright, is characterized by curved surfaces and interiors faced in organic materials such as raw concrete, tile, and teak. At the front entrance to the home, dubbed the Wystrach-Adams Residence,… Keep reading →

By Sandra Barrera A modern La Crescenta home by architect Eric Lloyd Wright, Frank Lloyd Wright’s grandson, has come on the market for $2.895 million. Wright designed the five-bedroom, 4,554-square-foot Wystrach-Adams Residence to reflect the curves of the surrounding hills and streets as envisioned by the original owner. According to listing agent Ben Kahle of… Keep reading →