Originally built in 1958 by celebrated modernist architect Richard Neutra, The Loring House was a captivating compound in the Hollywood Hills, soaking in panoramic views of the canyons. This showpiece property is a part of California's rich architectural legacy, with rooms forming the modular mid-century layout famously recognized throughout the Neutra collection. The living room featured a built-in fireplace and oversized glass doors, allowing the scenery to spill over from the private patio and cinematic pool deck, with a glass-paned primary suite and bath extension by design duo Escher GuneWardena. Natural light bathed the kitchen and dining areas, extending onward to a detached guesthouse, designed by Steven Ehrlich, FAIA. Complete with a kitchen, lofted quarters, and ample studio space, the space flaunted stunning views through greenhouse-style windows. Just minutes from Sunset Boulevard, The Loring House paired timeless design with practical comfort for the ultimate experience in luxury living.

Represented by Jenna Cooper and Carl Gambino.