In the early 1960s, a comedian named Thomas Young commissioned architect William E. Mader, then just in his mid-30s, to design a modestly sized modern home in the Studio City area of Los Angeles, on a steep slope along a sleepy, serpentine street just off famed Mulholland Drive with epic views over a huge swathe of the San Fernando Valley.
Robb Report: This 1960s L.A. Home Offers Cinematic Views That Stretch Across the San Fernando Valley
