2 bed | 1 bath | 1,100 sq ft

Secretly nestled on Mt. Washington less than 4 miles from downtown, this stunning, architectural bungalow was officially designated an historic monument in 1997.

A beautifully constructed wood and glass marvel built by Architect James DeLong, a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright, in 1947. Its panoramic windows frame soaring 180 degree views of Los Angeles and the ocean on clear days.

This virtually untouched Usonian house features a zen garden entrance, panoramic windows, soaring views, cantilevered overhangs, gorgeous natural lighting clerestory windows, horizontal wood paneled walls, rust-colored concrete floors, a huge sliding glass door leading to an outdoor living space and succulent draped terrace. Built in to the house are a long sofa, inset overhead lights, geometric chandelier, dining table, and writing desk. The house and grounds have an incredible variety stunning angles, gardens, architectural features and expansive views for its size.

NOTE: Small shoots only. Very limited parking is available at this location.

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