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Nestled atop a Rolling Hills hilltop parcel 17 Crest Road East, a new Spanish Colonial Revival estate by architect Michael Burch offers an elegant ranch lifestyle surrounded by one of the Pacific’s finest panoramas.
The Pacific Ocean. Its combination of grand views, salt-tinged air and beckoning sand is inspiring and has the keen power to uplift, no matter the season. When building a home in such an atmosphere, the key is to create a place that can match its splendor
Los Angeles seduces with its ability to promise the impossible dream. When imagining the ideal home, one must consider if it conjures up an image of a gracious Mediterranean, like the ones seen in such films as “The Holiday” and “Home Again.”
A forever home is one that works just as perfectly today as it did decades ago, and often resists being visually typecast as belonging to a particular point in time. The Altamura Real Estate Group has recently lead the construction on this sand section property.
A cheerful new coastal California home meshes elevated style and an of-the-moment floor plan to make the most of walk-street living.
Not long after arriving from India, Raju Chhabria drove to Palos Verdes for a job interview. “I looked around and thought, ‘…This place is beautiful. Someday I want to own a house here.'”
Translated, the Chumash word Anacapa means “mirage,” which one might imagine they’ve stumbled across when ambling along the same-named street in the Lunada Bay district of Palos Verdes Estates.
Conrad Buff and Donald Hensman were still undergraduates at the University of Southern California School of Architecture when they started designing tract homes during the post-war housing boom of the late 1940s.
Spanning 8,000 square feet and situated on a 1.1-acre lot along a leafy cul-de-sac, the five-bedroom project resulted from three years of meticulous engineering and building
One of the oldest settlements in the Valley, Encino is quiet, refined and conveniently located, offering a small-town feel only moments from the Westside. Gracious homes line the foliage-dense, softly-curved streets of peaceful neighborhoods.
A British West Indies-style home, a French farmhouse and this freshly complete, Cape Cod-inspired beach residence, approximately 5,800 square feet with six bedrooms, designed by well-known South Bay architect Louis Tomaro.
While “home” means different things to different people, there is a common feeling of ease among those who reside regionally. In Los Angeles, descriptions of a dream property
