8408 Hillside Avenue is a timeless masterpiece and a rare opportunity to own one of the most architecturally significant properties in LA.
Set in Summerland, Santa Barbara, GARDE House occupies the second level of the retail outlet GARDE shop, where visiting Angelenos can shop till they drop, then recover with a short-term stay at the fully furnished one-bedroom right above it.
During Alex Abad’s time in real estate, the bulk of which has been focused in El Segundo, the place he’s called home for over 30 years, Abad’s been a bright light in welcoming new companies to the charmed coastal town (over 200 have come to El Segundo in last few years alone).
ON THE COVER Serene Hacienda: Playful yet affecting Monterey-style abode supports an easy-going seaside lifestyle presented by Bill Ruth, Charlie Raine and Carissa Wright of Ruth & Raine.
Overlooking a quintessential cove high above the Pacific, the five-bedroom, four-bath, 3,714-square-foot home owns protected whitewater ocean vistas of Catalina and all along the coastline.
When architect Sanam de Loren set out to design 12255 Sky Lane, a “Home in the Hills,” her goal was to create minimalistic, awe-inspiring, luxury spaces that fashion a truly healthy environment for the mind, body and soul.
Designed by noted architect Colby Mayes and offered by Anthony Marguleas, this new modern residence can be found just a few short blocks from the beach.
Among the first homes built in fledgling Palos Verdes Estates was a Spanish Revival villa architected by Winchton Risley, a model residence completed in 1926 with a red clay tile roof, white stucco exterior and a spacious courtyard flanked by two wings.
Imagine a turnkey vacation or second home with all of the amenities of one of SoCal’s top luxury oceanfront resort destinations right at your fingertips. Such is the case with Terranea Resort’s charming, fully furnished “Casita” now on the market for $2.095 million
With its new project located at 700 Wilshire Blvd., only a few blocks from the beach, high-end lifestyle brand Proper Hospitality combined historic and contemporary architecture.
So starts Los Angeles-based designer Jeff Andrews new book, The New Glamour: Interiors with Star Quality, just released by Rizzoli.
