The Millennial Realtor

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Long live California modernism. Perched below the Griffith Observatory and overlooking Hollywood is a lush lot crowned with four towering olive trees and a 1965 home designed by modernist architect Craig Ellwood. When a young couple purchased the home in 2018, it needed substantial work. For a historic restoration, they called on , a local firm fluent in modernist history. While keeping original components like the home’s linear shape, open plan, and expansive windows, the team meticulously restored the home. “It was important to us to keep the structure because it really was classic Ellwood,” says Joe Dangaran, a cofounder of the firm. One of the property’s most striking features is the original koi pond—a feature deemed so essential that its preservation was a condition of escrow—that’s now crossed via a bridge that leads to a lap pool, perhaps the biggest intervention on the property. Throughout the restoration, a common phrase came to mind for Dangaran: “What would Craig Ellwood have done?” Take a stroll around at the link in bio.
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The World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play returns to the Austin Country Club, albeit for the final time, this week and boasts its usual spectacular field paced by world’s No. 1 and favorite son Scottie Scheffler.

After a successful run since 2016, this is the last time the Dell Match Play will held at the Austin Country Club. But it's a strong field — 64 of the top 77 players in the official world golf rankings are expected to be on hand this week when the five-day tournament begins tomorrow!

Stay tuned for more pictures and videos from Monica as she attends with some of our FABulous clients!

Built in 1933, this Bauhaus-inspired home was designed for the family of well-known composer and pianist Henry Cowell by the renowned master architectural firm Morrow & Morrow, a few years after Irving Morrow designed the architectural components of the Golden Gate Bridge. This architecturally significant home has been designated Landmark No. 270 by the SF Planning Commission. While keeping its architectural integrity intact, the redwood plank-clad home has been thoughtfully updated throughout and boasts an impressive floor plan with large floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interior with natural light and provide breathtaking views of mature trees, hills, and the ocean.

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Come see me tomorrow in the heart of 78704! This incredible new-build is ready for you to call home!

Offered for $1,850,000
Listed by Annemarie Coats-Gatz