In Los Angeles, a Revived Midcentury Decked Out in Redwood and Brick Asks $2.6M
HabHouse updated the 1950 home with wood accents and fresh appliances while preserving its existing masonry.
HabHouse updated the 1950 home with wood accents and fresh appliances while preserving its existing masonry.
Location: 2200 Valentine Street, Los Angeles, California
Price: $2,620,000
Year Built: 1950
Renovation by: HabHouse
Footprint: 2,428 square feet (three bedrooms, three baths)
Lot Size: 0.13 acres
From the Agent: "Clad in modern redwood siding, the entrance welcomes you with a seamless flow of light, organic materials, and designer fixtures, including Noguchi pendant lights, a Bertazzoni Kitchen Suite, and Abet Laminati counters. A generous living room opens to the kitchen area and large outdoor balcony overlooking the backyard. With the benefit of space and offering of rooms, there are endless configurations that can be tailored for a variety of lifestyles. An additional 542-square-foot structure with skylights, exposed beams, and a sliding door to the backyard can function as a large garage or artist studio/office.
From street view, the revamped home appears to be just one story thanks to its tiered lot.
Photo by Cameron Carothers for Sotheby’s International Realty
Photo by Cameron Carothers for Sotheby’s International Realty
In the living room, the original brick fireplace pops against the light-hued wooden flooring and surrounding white walls.
Photo by Cameron Carothers for Sotheby’s International Realty
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