Here is a are opportunity to experience the classic De Jonghe Residence, 1949 by Lloyd Wright with enhancements by architect John Powell. Constructed like Taliesin West of Stone, Concrete, Wood and Glass, the residence is seemingly grown out of it’s gated ridge-top. Sited for panoramic vistas: occupants live within the City, Ocean and Mountain views. Extensive outdoor decking flows seamlessly from the living room and kitchen areas inviting indoor-outdoor entertaining. There is a separate office below the living quarters. Ideal residence for the creative: artists, architects, writers, and actors looking for a residence providing peace and inspiration need look no further.
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