Based in Los Angeles, Archibald Quincy Jones was a midcentury modern architect whose innovative, modernist buildings earned him renown as a pioneer of sustainable design.

Now, one of his outstanding works—the Grant House, built for its original owners in 1950—is available for sale. Located at 815 Bramble Way, the residence sits within the exclusive neighborhood of Crestwood Hill in Los Angeles, home to many architecturally significant homes by midcentury icons such as Carleton Winslow Jr., Ray Kappe, and Richard Neutra. The 1,952-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath property is on the market for the first time and asking $2,450,000.

If you're interested in viewing the property, contact agent Max Nelson at The Agency.

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