ON THE COVER A ranch of one’s own offered by Jane Angel of Coldwell Banker Realty. In this edition of South Bay DIGS Magazine discover Los Angeles luxury homes and celebrity homes for sale and top agents that represent them.
Why does marketing have to be so complex? Because complexity creates demand for marketing information and knowledge.
In 2005 real estate agent Jane Angel sold a Tuscan-styled ranch house to an artist, who over many years went about making the property much more than a home.
The slender rectangle that calls S. Venice Boulevard, Washington Boulevard, Ocean Avenue and South Strongs Avenue boundaries encompasses the historic Venice Beach canals.
1401 San Remo Drive is the perfect spot for a staycation in Pacific Palisade. A retreat that was built and masterfully designed for actor, writer, and producer Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso, by Grant Kirkpatrick of Los Angeles-based KAA Design in 2004.
Envision 7,445 square feet of alluring living space on a single streamlined level crafted by Dan Ricketts of the West Hollywood-based DJR Design Group, complete with soaring ceilings and ultra-luxe finishes throughout.
ON THE COVER Pitch Perfect in the Venice Canals offered by Leslie McCauley of Pence Hathorn Silver at Compass. In this edition of Westside DIGS Magazine discover Los Angeles luxury homes and celebrity homes for sale and top agents that represent them.
ON THE COVER Life and Leisure at Lunada Bay: Sunlit elegance and plenty of places to relax abound at 2121 Paseo Del Mar a spacious family residence offered by Molly Hobin Williams of The Hobin Company.
2121 Paseo Del Mar, Palos Verdes Estates is a 5 bedrooms and 9 baths spread out over a sunlit floorplan of approximately 5,524 square feet—strategic in its placement of gathering spaces on one side of the house, and sleeping spaces on the other.
“My first criteria, thinking about projects, starts with the client,” says Brooks Walker, principal at Walker Warner Architects. “I always say great clients get great projects.”
Still splendid after all these years, the Bradbury Building—a strapping architectural sentinel in Downtown Los Angeles—was clearly built to last. Constructed by draftsman George Wyman in 1893 from the original design by architect Sumner Hunt, the landmarked structure has seen eras and all manner of stylistic changes come and go in its long march to the current moment.
