First offering: the Anastasia and Luby Bubeshko apartments, 1939 & 1941. The acknowledged master of the creative use of space as architecture creates side-by-side apartment buildings with flexible floor-plan options. The initial structure now used as a single-family residence with guest quarters, or studio/office was used as 3 units during the war years. Two years later Schindler constructs an...

First offering: The Anastasia and Luby Bubeshko Apartments, 1941, Griffith Park Blvd. Garnering world recognition, the building was featured in the M.O.C.A. Schindler retrospective as one of the architect's best-known multi-family designs. The flexible 3 to 4 unit building will be delivered vacant at the close of escrow. Contiguous vacant parcel and Schindler building next door...

Live and work in world-class architecture overlooking downtown Hollywood. Featured in MOCA's Schindler exhibition and widely published. Currently occupied by a single user, upstairs living spaces include a capacious, wood-finished living room, dining area, kitchen and two bedroom/office spaces plus bath. Separate entry at lower grade accesses a studio/living space one bedroom plus bath, with utilities for...