Asking $3.1M, This L.A. Home Is the Brainchild of Two Notable Architects
Location: 7649 Woodrow Wilson Drive, Los Angeles, California
Architect: Perry Neuschatz (original); Peter de Bretteville (1980 addition)
Price: $3,150,000
Year Built: 1961
Footprint: 2,678 square feet (three bedrooms, four baths)
Lot Size: 0.31 acres
From the Agent: "Two eras of design merged to create this singular living space. On a prime stretch of Woodrow Wilson Drive, this 1961 post and beam by architect Perry Neuschatz is a modernist’s dream come true with its striking postmodern 1980 addition by noted architect Peter de Bretteville. The combination of these two accomplished architects and styles creates a one-of-a-kind environment that shines at every turn. Situated on two levels with open living spaces on both floors, this three-bedroom home feels spacious and well connected to the outdoors with walls of glass and an abundance of windows."
The home sits nestled among soaring trees and lush landscaping, ensuring ample privacy.
The home’s open layout allows the main living areas on the upper level to effortlessly merge. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors provide a seamless indoor/outdoor connection.
The corner kitchen is outfitted in custom cabinetry and all-new stainless-steel appliances.
A built-in wardrobe spans the walls in the primary suite, providing ample storage. Sliding glass doors open to a private terrace, complete with a seating area and large hot tub.
A peek at another one of the three bedrooms, which also offers direct outdoor access.
The upper-level terrace extends the length of the house, catering to easy entertaining.
7649 Woodrow Wilson Drive, in Los Angeles, California, is currently listed for $3,150,000 by Rob Kallick of Compass.
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