The icon of all icons, the stunning Stahl House—also known as Case Study House #22—is on the market. The home is a landmark of 20th-century residential design, immortalized in Julius Shulman’s 1960 photograph for Time Magazine. Owned and preserved by the Koenig/Stahl family since 1960, Pierre Koenig’s steel frame, floating corner and 270-degree city panorama shaped global ideas about LA modernism. When we visited the residence, we truly felt in awe — the glass walls open to the landscape so fluently, and all the magic and cinematic wonder of LA comes rushing in. Carefully preserved under The Mills Act and Historic-Cultural Monument status, this is a home that simply must be seen in person. Get in touch to take a tour.

1635 Woods Dr | Los Angeles, CA 90069
2 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,200 Sq Ft | Offered at $25,000,000
Stefani Schmacker “Stolper” DRE #01957452 | Sotheby’s International Realty
George E. Penner DRE #01394929 | Compass

A rare and remarkable chance to own an early work by one of LA’s most iconic architects, the masterful John Lautner. Lautner met Salkin at the Taliesin Fellowship, where Lautner apprenticed under Frank Lloyd Wright, and this house captures the moment at the beginning of young architect’s illustrious career. More intimate than Lautner’s later, sculptural homes, the Jules Salkin Residence already shows clear signs of what would come: the unique use of angular beams to shape volume, and a close relationship to the surrounding landscape. The views are incredible, and the clear spatial logic gives the home a presence that far exceeds its scale. The home was renovated by the one and only Barbara Bestor, who carefully removed years of later alterations to bring it back close to Lautner’s original vision. Get in touch to tour.

1430 Avon Terrace | Los Angeles, CA 90026
3 Bed | 1 Bath | 1,361 Sq Ft | Offered at $2,395,000
Listed by Brian Linder (DRE #01248728) and Mark Mendez (DRE #01974201), Compass