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Here’s a Rare Opportunity to Live in a Landmark L.A. MidcenturyView 10 Photos

Here’s a Rare Opportunity to Live in a Landmark L.A. Midcentury

Built by Edward Fickett in 1966, the Jacobson Residence is up for lease—but it will cost you $22,500 per month.
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Location: 4520 Dundee Drive, Los Angeles, California

Price: $22,500 per month (lease)

Architect: Edward Fickett

Year Built: 1966

Footprint: 2,926 square feet (three bedrooms, four baths)

Lot Size: 0.28 acres

From the Agent: "Now available for lease is this post-and-beam masterpiece by architect Edward Fickett. Known as the Jacobson Residence, this midcentury treasure incorporates the unique characteristics of Fickett’s work, including custom-designed light fixtures, clerestory windows, room partitions, walnut paneling, built-in cabinetry, aggregate stone paving, large wraparound decks, and an interior atrium positioned to allow soft light into areas of the home. Both the kitchen and bathrooms have been treated to significant upgrades for today’s lifestyle. In addition to offering an office, pool, and entertaining terrace, the home also features epic landmark views, along with a separate guesthouse."

Tucked away on a fenced-in lot, the home offers plenty of peace and privacy.

Tucked away on a fenced-in lot, the home offers plenty of peace and privacy.

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An open layout connects the living areas with the interior atrium.

An open layout connects the living areas with the interior atrium.

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The airy kitchen has tree house vibes, thanks to the thick surrounding foliage. 

The airy kitchen has tree house vibes, thanks to the thick surrounding foliage. 

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An open-tread staircase descends to the large primary suite on the lower level. 

An open-tread staircase descends to the large primary suite on the lower level. 

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While the home may feel worlds away from a city, it is conveniently located just a short drive from Downtown L.A.

While the home may feel worlds away from a city, it is conveniently located just a short drive from Downtown L.A.

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