
Listed with Rivas & Associates
626-497-4606 Info@RivasEstates.com
Listed with Rivas & Associates
626-497-4606 Info@RivasEstates.com
East meets west in this architectural masterpiece designed by noted La Canada architect Jack Simison. Perfectly sited to capture the spectacular 270 degree views, this mid-century modern home is set on a 3/4 acre gated private knoll. Post and beam architecture supports a soaring pagoda roof that shelters entry gardens, koi ponds and waterfalls, together with a spacious interior of free flowing living space and large open rooms, walls of glass and sliding doors for direct access to outdoor patios and pool. Superb craftsmanship is evident in the exposed wood beams that accent cathedral ceilings of redwood lath, and in the walnut paneling, cabinetry and double front entry stained glass doors. Bouquet Canyon stone, slate and terrazzo are used extensively on the exterior and interior. Mature sculpted landscaping complements the design. Stunning originality with modern updates. Listed with Dilbeck.
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Buff, Smith & Hensman circa 1996. Located at the the San Gabriel Mountains sits this remarkable home of pure solid form. The strong sculptural facade opens to a bright airy interior with grand soaring ceilings and commanding views of the San Gabriel Valley and the LA basin beyond. The double height living room opens to the dining area and gourmet kitchen with teak cabinets and stainless steel appliances. There is a downstairs ensuite bedroom (currently used as an office). Upstairs are 3 more bedrooms including the huge master suite with it’s own private bonus room. Outside is the saltwater pool and spa with recent pebble tec finish. Truly a unique architectural view home. Listed by Deasey/Penner & Partners.
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In the heart of La Canada’s upper Alta Canyada deodar forest, this modern masterpiece boasts four bedrooms and three baths. Designed by renowned Los Angeles architect Peter Kudrave and built for his personal use in 1975. The extensive use of solid redwood both inside and out pays homage to the noble majestic redwood tree growing from a fern laded atrium consciously placed in the center of this home. Flanking the atrium is a raised dining room placed across from the spacious living room. Throughout the home are many beamed ceilings and large windows overlooking the lush green gardens, shady red brick decks, and a sparking pool. Close to Palm Crest School and with easy freeway access. Additional features include a Newer Vulcanised 30 yr roof, new hi efficiency AC/heat system, and raised foundation.