Iconic Homes Los Angeles

A rare piece of architectural history in Brentwood's prestigious Crestwood Hills with The Adler House, a 1956 tour de force designed by renowned architect Richard Neutra.

3 bed | 2 bath | 2,299 sq.ft. | Offered at $2,998,000

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Representation by F. Ron Smith, Smith & Berg Partners, & David A. Berg

Iconic Robert Byrd architecture overlooking Bel Air Country Club—this timeless residence, once owned by Gene Wilder, blends classic charm with modern potential. Nestled in exclusive Bel Air, it offers unmatched views and a piece of Hollywood history.

4 bed | 4 bath | 2,756 sq.ft. | Offered at $12,950,000

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Representation by Drew Meyers

A Mid-century modern Zen sanctuary by Jeremy Renner, this 6 BD, 9 BA masterpiece in serene Nichols Canyon blends timeless elegance with contemporary sophistication.

6 bed | 9 bath | 9,000 sq.ft. | Offered at $12,995,000

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Representation by Rayni Williams & Branden Williams

Set back and behind a gate is an unspoiled Cliff May, Mid-Century Modern. Conveniently located in wonderfully wooded Brentwood.

4 bed | 5 bath | 3,050 sq.ft. | Offered at $8,750,000

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Representation by Santiago Arana

Privately set along 'Celebrity Row' in a sheltered sunny domain, this artistic, architectural residence exhibits harmony of nature and structure coexisting perfectly.

3 bed | 4 bath | 4,530 sq.ft. | Offered at $8,994,000

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Representation by Ernie Carswell & Lloyd Ross

As featured in the April 2022 edition of Architectural Digest, this striking wood and glass 1950's Post and Beam architectural treehouse by Matt Kivlin, AIA, was restored and remodeled with great taste, style and sensitivity to the classic original architecture.

4 bed | 3 bath | 2,418 sq.ft. | Offered at $2,925,000

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Representation by David Offer

Entenza House (Case Study House #9)

Completed in 1949 by Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen, the Entenza House sits on a bluff in Pacific Palisades, offering stunning Pacific Ocean views near the Eames House. This modular design features a steel frame elegantly hidden beneath wood-paneled cladding.

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1958 mid-century modern home that offers expansive single-level living in a park-like setting.

4 bed | 4 bath | 3,004 sq.ft. | Offered at $3,995,000

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Representation by Lori Hashman Berris

A magical approximate 1.2 acre architectural compound with unparalleled views of the Stone Canyon Reservoir.

4 bed | 3 bath | —sq.ft. | Offered at $14,000,000

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Representation by David Mossler & Melissa Alt

Nestled in Rustic Canyon, this stunning multi-story home showcases contemporary design with concrete, steel, and glass construction. Designed by renowned architect Ray Kappe in 1980.

3 bed | 4 bath | 3,574 sq.ft. | Offered at $4,995,000

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Representation by Matt Adamo & Daniel Milstein

Case Study House #16

Completed in 1952 in Bel Air, this flat-roofed, single-story home is Craig Ellwood’s only fully intact Case Study House. Built with steel, glass, and concrete, it remains a key example of Ellwood’s work in the program.

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Case Study House #1

Designed by Julius Ralph Davidson in 1948, this 2,000-square-foot home in Toluca Lake wasn’t the first completed Case Study House (that honor goes to Davidson’s Case Study House #11, later demolished). Featuring floor-to-ceiling glass, a flat roof, an open layout, and multipurpose rooms, it embodies the key elements of the program.

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Bailey House (Case Study House #20)

Built in 1948, the Bailey House is the only Case Study House designed by Richard Neutra to be realized. Despite space and budget constraints, Neutra’s design features an open layout with adaptable spaces and floor-to-ceiling glass doors, epitomizing midcentury modernism.

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Bass House (Case Study House )
Built in 1958 in Altadena, the Bass House stands out for its use of wood instead of steel, a departure from other Case Study Houses. Designed by Buff, Straub, and Hensman for graphic designer Saul Bass and biochemist Dr. Ruth Bass, this post-and-beam structure showcases innovative wood design within the program.

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Eames House (Case Study House #8)

Located in the Pacific Palisades, the Eames House is a midcentury-modern icon built in 1949 by Charles and Ray Eames. This modular home comprises two glass-and-steel boxes—one served as their residence and the other as their studio. The facades feature grids with glass inserts and various materials, including Cemesto panels and vibrant primary colors, creating a distinctive Mondrian-inspired look.

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Bailey House (Case Study House #21)

Though less famous than the Stahl House, Koenig’s Bailey House in the Hollywood Hills is a key example of the Case Study House program. Completed in 1959, this single-story home features a flat roof, steel, and glass, and is strategically oriented to maximize sunlight in winter and provide shade in summer.

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