A Bright, Airy Midcentury in L.A.’s Silver Lake Neighborhood Asks $1.9M
Overlooking the Silver Lake Reservoir, the 1961 home boasts a trove of vintage flair, including custom built-ins, ceilings with exposed beams, and a central fireplace.
Overlooking the Silver Lake Reservoir, the 1961 home boasts a trove of vintage flair, including custom built-ins, ceilings with exposed beams, and a central fireplace.
Another turnkey midcentury is currently on the market in Los Angeles, California. Nestled in the popular neighborhood of Silver Lake, just a short walk from the lake, the 1,680-square-foot home has only changed hands a few times since it was originally built in the early 1960s.
According to the sellers—Tim Martin, an architect and ceramist, and Michael Wilkinson, a costume designer—the original owners, Don and Marion Blyth, lived in the residence for more than 40 years. "We have only been the third owner," says Tim, who purchased the property in 2013.
The multilevel dwelling presents an airy, open layout, filled with large living areas that provide direct outdoor access. "One of the wonderful aspects of living in a midcentury is how connected you can be with the outside," says Tim. "In our case, it has been the lake with all the activities surrounding it, which is available just outside our living room. And at the back, there is a private, leafy sanctuary always in our view."
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