In The Hollywood Hills, Living With Architecture, $8M

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Starting from a simple but classic Modernist house designed by Richard Neutra in 1958, this exquisite compound above Sunset evolved over the years into an ideally stylish example of LA living. 

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Neutra created the house for Eugene Loring, one of Hollywood’s most successful choreographers, in a “boxcar” format– a long, linear structure with walls of glass that opened along the length of the house. Later owners undertook renovations with the firm of Escher Gunewardena, adding a primary suite and extensive landscaping, plus a free-standing 1981 guesthouse by architect Steven Ehrlich pays homage to Neutra’s designs of the 1930s. 

Below, the primary bedroom suite opens to the outdoors.

Fittingly, Ehrlich’s two-story guest house pays homage ot Neutra’s groundbreaking 1927-29 Lovell Health House in Los Feliz.

More: Got to the listing for additional images and details. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a significant piece of LA’s architectural history, represented by architecture specialist Carl Gambino at Compass.

Photo Credit: Anthony Barcelo