Location: California Call Agent: Crosby Doe 310.428.6755 The ideal of California midcentury-modernist living is nearly extinct in Beverly Hills. This custom-built residence is the exception, and is reputedly the first project completed by Robert Kennard, FAIA after he left Richard Neutra’s office. Neutra’s aesthetic is reflected throughout today. In 2001-2002, architects Marmol Radziner performed a...
By Katherine Clarke via Wall Street Journal Location: California Call Agent: Crosby Doe 310.428.6755 Carmen Radulescu-Devine knew little of Modernist architecture when she started dating her future husband, Frank Devine, in the early 2000s. She had been raised in Romania, among medieval and classic Gothic structures. So when she saw Devine’s home in Los Angeles—a trophy of the Modernist movement...
By Josh Niland via archinect.com Location: Pacific Palisades, California Call Agent: Crosby Doe 310.428.6755 Late SCI-Arc founder Ray Kappe’s Keeler House design has hit the market in Pacific Palisades, California, for $12 million. The split-level, 4,142-square-foot Post and Beam design was built over four and a half years using Kappe’s nearby personal residence as its model. A rich palette of...
By Wendy Bowman via Robb Report Location: Highland Park, California Call Agent: Ilana Gafni 310.779.7497 Way back in the early 1900s, doctor-turned-faith healer Finis E. Yoakum was gifted this residential showpiece by the dedicated followers of the Pisgah Home Movement he founded in 1895 to provide down-on-their-luck folks with food, clothing and shelter. Last sold in 1993 for a mere $425,000, and...
By Isabelle Lomholt via e-architect Location: Pacific Palisades, California Call Agent: Crosby Doe 310.428.6755 Los Angeles loves its Mid-century modern homes. Starting in 1945, Arts & Architecture magazine sponsored some of the modern movement’s most famous architects, including Richard Neutra, A. Quincy Jones and Pierre Koenig, to create a series of home designs that could be easily replicated for...
By Angela Serratore via The New York Times Location: Brentwood, California Call Agents: Crosby Doe 310.428.6755 Michael D. Phillips 310.927.9189 A three-bedroom, two-bathroom house built in 1950, on a 0.2-acre lot This home, a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument known as the Stoleroff House, was designed by the midcentury modernist architects A. Quincy Jones and Whitney Smith...
By Kristine Hansen via Realtor.com Location: Los Banos, California Price: $3.825 million Call Agent: Crosby Doe 310.428.6755 The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed, 76-acre spread—known as Fawcett Farm or the Randall Fawcett House—in California’s Central Valley is still waiting for its next owner. The place was listed for ...read more... View this...
By Claire Carponen Listing of the Day Location: Los Banos, California Price: $3.825 million With its angular forms and tilted roofline, the Frank Lloyd Wright design in Los Banos, California, is no typical farmhouse. Wright created Fawcett Farm in 1961 for farmers Randall and Harriet Fawcett, and their four young children, in the fertile San Joaquin Valley. Its design, while...
Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Fawcett Farm lists for $4.25M in California's Central Valley By Josh Niland "In imagining the ideal setting for living a full, free, and rich life, Frank Lloyd Wright strove for an architecture where: ‘We have no longer an outside and an inside as two separate things. Now the outside may come inside, and the inside may and does go outside. They are of each other. Form...
A Rare Frank Lloyd Wright Home Lists for $4.25M in California’s Central Valley By Daisy Zuckerman "In imagining the ideal setting for living a full, free, and rich life, Frank Lloyd Wright strove for an architecture where: ‘We have no longer an outside and an inside as two separate things. Now the outside may come inside, and the inside may and does go outside. They are of each other. Form and...
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