Eco-Friendly Design Reigns in This Los Angeles Midcentury Seeking $2.6M
Set on a secluded lot, the Elliot Residence offers forest views, efficient systems, and a trove of original details.
Set on a secluded lot, the Elliot Residence offers forest views, efficient systems, and a trove of original details.
Location: 4944 Hood Drive, Woodland Hills, California
Price: $2,595,000
Architect: James M. Molony
Year Built: 1960
Footprint: 3,308 square feet (three bedrooms, four baths)
Lot Size: 0.46 acres
From the Agent: "In 1960, Allan and Elsie Elliot retained James M. Molony to construct their dream home. Being an engineer, Mr. Elliot set out to design and build a showstopping midcentury atop a secluded setting. This property at 4944 Hood Drive is just that—a harmonious marriage of classic materials and modern sustainability. The current owners have painstakingly upgraded the home, returning it to its original color and gearing it toward sustainability. The residence comes with a tankless water heater, a 220V EV charger, a three-zone HVAC, and a variable low-speed pool pump, among other features."
A butterfly roof with overhang hugs the entire width of the home, providing its many outdoor spaces with ample shade and protection.
Photo by Pierre Galant
Photo by Pierre Galant
A wall of sliding-glass doors spans the main living areas, offering direct access to the large pool in the backyard.
Photo by Pierre Galant
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