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The Holiday House Motel

Located in the iconic Holiday House, designed by the renowned architect Richard Neutra, this exquisite corner end unit boasts breathtaking panoramic views of Point Dume, Escondido Beach, and the stunning Malibu coastline. The lower level features an open floor plan with a chefs kitchen, living room and media area with walls of glass that lead out to the oceanfront deck. Upstairs find two bedrooms,...

The Serulnic Residence

Exceptional Architectural compound offering total hilltop privacy. This stunning pair of pedigreed properties occupy an extraordinary 5.7 acre curated succulent garden. The original structure was built by Richard Neutra FAIA for his secretary, Dorothy Serulnic, in 1953. The 1,350 sq ft floor plan features 2 bedrooms, one bath, walls of glass, a bear valley stone fireplace and a plethora of Neutra...

The Coe House

Presenting the Coe House by Richard Neutra. Perfectly sited on over an acre in the prestigious 24-hour guard-gated city of Rolling Hills, this exemplary embodiment of mid-century modern architecture overlooks the Palos Verdes Peninsula with unobstructed views of the coastline and Catalina Island. The expansive wall of windows fashion an effortless melding of indoor and outdoor living while framing...

The Holiday House Motel

Beautiful bluff two-story Richard Neutra designed living space overlooking Escondido Beach. Enjoy panoramic ocean views from two of three balcony areas. Upstairs primary boasts a walk-in closet and covered balcony while the 2nd bedroom could be used as an additional office with its balcony. Enjoy the water and sun from this mid-century inspired condominium in the private and secluded Holiday...

The Scheyer House

First offering since 1978: The Galka Scheyer House, 1934. Richard Neutra, Architect. Second story addition in 1936 by Gregory Ain, Architect. Dubbed the "Maven of Modernism" and given the nickname "Galka" (inquisitive crow) by Alexej von Jawlenski, Scheyer broke the proverbial glass ceiling in the art world long before the term was used. Overwhelmed by Jawlenskys "hunchback" painting she first saw at...

Neutra’s Philosophy – Where Do We Go From Here?

In 1969, Richard Neutra and his architect son Dion were asked by curators at the Smithsonian to record his thoughts about his career, architecture and philosophy.  The audio recording would accompany a slide-show of his buildings, a key part of a retrospective exhibit held at the “Institution” located on the edge of the Mall in very heart of the U.S. capital. Original Smithsonian Institute on the...

Richard Neutra, Architect - The Brice Residence

The Brice Residence, 1936-1950

Neutra House for Sale First offering since 1950:  Richard Neutra’s Plywood Brice Residence (also known as the Super-Plywood Model House), 1936-1950 comes with a rich history. Predecessor to John Entenza’s Case Study House Program, Neutra’s Douglas Fir Plywood Demonstration House was originally built for a House & Garden exhibition to showcase a modern living lifestyle. After a successful run,...

Richard Neutra House for sale

Lovell Health House, 1929

The Lovell Health House - Richard Neutra essential! In their seminal Guide, historians David Gebhard and Robert Winter write “Without question, this house together with Schindler’s Lovell Beach House in Newport Beach are the greatest monuments of the International Style in Southern California. The Lovell House…firmly established Neutra’s world reputation.” The property is listed on the National...

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