🗝️ Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 1111

✨Designed in 1948 by John Lautner, FAIA, the Jules Salkin Residence is a significant early work by the architect, shaped by his apprenticeship under Frank Lloyd Wright and his emerging experimental voice. The home is designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 1111. ✨Usonian principles are evident in the compact footprint, strong horizontality, restrained material palette, and the careful use of compression and release through board-and-batten redwood siding. Lautner’s originality appears in the structure itself, where paired triangular Douglas Fir timbers form a central spine supporting an inverted triangular truss roof, allowing expansive glass walls and sliding doors to open the home to its surroundings. ✨After decades of alteration, the home was rediscovered in 2014 and restored in collaboration with Barbara Bestor, FAIA. Additions were removed, original details carefully reinstated, and select contemporary finishes introduced with restraint, resulting in a thoughtful balance of preservation and renewal. Historic landmark status may allow for future Mills Act tax benefits. 🛌 3 beds | 1 bath 🏡 1,361 sf 📐 0.36 acres lot 💲2,295,000 Reach out to see this home in person : ▪️ (323) 612-2001 ▪️ [email protected] Work with us : 🔸For new buyer clients, I like to connect on a 20-minute Zoom call to walk through the process. During our call, I’ll answer your questions and offer insights to help you move forward with confidence🔸 🔹Looking to sell? We’ll go over what it takes to position your home thoughtfully and make it stand out in today’s market🔹 Listing Provided Courtesy of: Brian Linder & Mark Mendez, Compass