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California Home + Design is your go-to source for everything you need (and want!) to know about California homes and west coast real estate, design, art, architecture and more. Browse our California State of Style blog, ask our regional experts and editors for design advice and more. Real Estate expert Philip Ferrato brings you the best daily listings from the home and real estate market. Plus, flip through our exclusive home tours of California's best properties.
We looked online and found 78 houses with pools open on Sunday, May 13 in LA County. A quick scan of the listings brought us to these two houses, both sort of awful and sort of fabulous, for people who like their bling in espresso-stained wood and indoor water features. Both are great places for 200 of your best friends on a warm weekend night.
Three prime examples of the uniquely San Franciscan full-floor flat, these Post-Victorians come with their own quirks. Sometimes, they can seem long and narrow, but also offer a lot in their generous proportions, traditional details, and privacy.
This weekend Angelenos (yes, even those on the Eastside) can tour a grand total of 36 stunning abodes on back-to-back home tours. Start with Saturday’s annual Venice Garden and Home Tour and, on Sunday, move onto round two of AIA|LA’s 2012 Spring Home Tours Series, Palisades to Brentwood.
One of San Francisco's oldest extant farmhouses is on the market— and turns into a history lesson.
The realtor doesn't come right and say "tear me down" but uses coded brokerbabble— "Unique opportunity to create your own estate on over 1/3 acre in prime Beverly Hills…" We can see it in a 21st-Century remake of the noir classic "Sunset Boulevard." You can go see it before it disappears.
Cutting-edge when it was finished in 2000, 369 Upper Terrace is a renovated Mid-Century with views to the Pacific Ocean. It still looks great. If you have time for one open house this weekend, this is it.
