Location: 12444 Rochedale Lane, Los Angeles, California

Price: $3,689,000

Architect: A. Quincy Jones & Whitney R. Smith

Renovation Architect: HabHouse

Year Built: 1950

Footprint: 2,085 square feet (three bedrooms, two and a half baths)

Lot Size: 0.21 acres

From the Agent: “We’re thrilled to present the Hart Residence by architects A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith (1950). An early example of the Mutual Housing Association homes of Crestwood Hills, it is unique not only for its modernist architecture, but also for having been the only successful housing cooperative in the state of California. It was conceived of by four studio musicians returning from WWII, who devised a plan that would pool the resources of multiple owners to develop a community of modern homes. Fewer of the homes were built than originally envisioned, and unfortunately fewer still remain intact. One can thankfully now be added to the list of remaining homes. This was the latest project by HabHouse, which has built its reputation on sensitive rehabilitations of architectural properties. Each one is a labor of love—resurrecting a Los Angeles treasure that would have previously been considered lost to decades of ill-advised remodels and neglect. The distinctive sloping roofline with integral carport has been brought back, as have other attributes that this model and others in the tract are known for: Douglas fir plywood built-ins, redwood tongue-and-groove siding, and exposed aggregate concrete block.”

12444 Rochedale Lane in Los Angeles, California, is currently listed for $3,689,000 by Joey Kiralla of Sotheby’s International Realty - Los Feliz Brokerage.

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