Modern Masterpiece in Hollywood Hills

The highly acclaimed Stewart-Gulrajani design team has created a modern masterpiece.

As you walk through the front door and into a beautiful open floor plan with high ceilings, you will see custom glass exterior and interior railings, and wide plank oak floors.

From there you will enter the remodeled kitchen with Calacatta marble counter tops, Sub-Zero 48″ refrigerator, Wolf Range, and Bosch dishwasher.

Also part of this gorgeous home is a custom 112 bottle wine facility

Come enter the spectacular bathrooms, the master bath of which has Onyx counter tops, Kohler and Grohe fixtures, custom floating vanities and Onyx floors.

The large master suite complete with a dressing room to die for and custom cabinetry for any wardrobe.

Then travel to the bonus room (can be easily converted to a fourth bedroom) with a wet bar and views of the City.

A new saltwater pool and spa with new built in seating area and barbeque with mini fridge ready to entertain.

If you love an open floor plan, this house is for you!

Listing provided courtesy of Paul Wylie, LAMERICA LP

For a private tour of this home, or many other homes I can suggest, please contact me:

Peter@PeterLorimerGroupEstates.com

310-666-7383

Brentwood Architectural ripe for a flip

Brentwood Architectural Ripe for a Flip!
By Peter Lorimer

This 3000 Sq Ft Mid Century house is perched upon a ridge in Brentwood with views that cascade across park like vistas all the way to Century City.

It’s practically untouched, apart from some bad 90’s bathrooms, so you can transform this dull diamond into a beautiful shining gem.

This home could easily be transformed into an uber chic multi level pad similar to some of the finest homes in the Hollywood Hills. The bones are there folks so bring the elbow grease and a good eye and you have a viable and lucrative property in an area that will always remain one of the best in LA.

If you would like a private tour of this home and several others I would recommend contact me here:-

Peter@PeterLorimerGroupEstates.com
@PeterLorimer
310 666 7383

Classic Brentwood Mid-Century with dramatic canyon, Getty & downtown views. Spacious Master suite, bath & kitchen redesign by Barbara Bestor, AIA. Light & open w/clerestory windows, skylights & sliding glass doors accessing decks & terraced yard w/citrus trees. Flexible living space downstairs includes: bedroom & bath w/family room, office and bonus/storage room. Bedroom conversion option on either level. Direct access from 2 car garage. Close to the best walking, hiking, biking trails in LA.

Tweaked 1911 Venice Craftsman is a rare short sale gem

Whoa, someone went nuts with their Craftsman and Prairie elements, and perhaps also a large shipment of free wood? This house in Venice was built in 1911, although who knows when all the accoutrement came in. It has three bedrooms, one and three-quarter bathrooms, “Zen gardens,” “custom stonework,” three fountains, four patios, two parking spaces, and a separate studio space. The house is selling short, asking $1.25 million.

Even Nuetra, real estate royalty, has to lower price.

Cool article on how some of the most architectural homes in LA must comply with dropping list price……

Neutra’s Staller and Troxell Houses Both Pricechopped

Sunday, November 13, 2011

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Though the Kronish House saw some good fortune come its way a month ago, the Bel AirStaller House has been stalled and resting on its listing laurels despite a recent pricechop from$10.9 million to $8.5 million. Then there’s Neutra’s Troxell House, which almost seemed to have a success story. After a pricechop in March ($4.45 million to $4.19 million), it finally went into escrow in August this year, but it seems that fell through. The 1956 four-bedroom Pacific Palisades dream house is back on the market. Japanese film director (and ex-husband of pop star Hikaru Utada) Kazuaki Kiriya bought the Neutra in 2004 for $2 million and relisted it on Thursday for$3.95 million.

House of the week – Redwood in Bell Canyon

Home of the Week: Perched on a ridge top in Bell Canyon

The redwood-and-glass house with four bedrooms and three bathrooms is an early work of modernist Malibu architect Ed Niles, known for creating homes that connect to the outdoors and maximize the use of natural light.

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An early work of modernist Ed Niles, this redwood-and-glass house sits on a ridge top to take advantage of the views. The Malibu architect is known for creating homes that connect to the outdoors and maximize the use of natural light.

Location: 19 Buckskin Road, Bell Canyon 91307

Asking price: $885,000

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Year built: 1979

House size: Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, 2,573 square feet

Lot size: 1.32 acres

Features: Second-level master suite with two balconies,hardwood cabinetry, copper roofing components, three-car garage, utility room

About the area: In the first half of the year, 127 single-family homes sold in the 91307 ZIP Code at a median price of $432,000, according to DataQuick. That was a 6.6% decrease from the median during the first half of 2010.

Listing agent: Kevin Godley, Re/Max Olson & Associates, Westlake Village, (818) 435-5211

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Pierre Koenig’s Henbest Residence Listed for $1.45 Million

Pierre Koenig’s Henbest Residence Listed for $1.45 Million (PHOTOS)

Pierre Koenig, architect of the iconic Case Study House #22, designed this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in Rancho Palos Verdes, now on the market for $1.45 million.

This 2,744 square foot home features a unique folding-plate roofline and opposing glass walls which fill the interior space with natural light. The design has remained virtually unchanged since the home’s construction in 1966, retaining the flow of the interior space as Koenig had intended it. The grounds feature a mature Japanese-style garden, complete with pagoda and koi pond.

Pierre Koenig designed many landmark Mid-Century Modern residences, including the previously mentioned Case Study House #22 and the Case Study House #21.