The Parr Residence :: Lucille Raport,1954. This private modernist home is a mid-century modern triumph in a serene Hollywood Hills setting. Raport, a disciple of Richard Neutra and former president of the Association of Women in Architecture and Allied Arts, created this unique one-story home that showcases all the hallmarks… Read More of this coveted design era: walls of glass, open-concept living, indoor/outdoor flow, views and privacy. The main residence consists of three spacious bedrooms and bathrooms and a convertible den, as well as a living room with fireplace and easy access to a gorgeous outdoor seating area with massive panoramic views. Recent renovations to the interior and restorations to the exterior modernized the home and brought back original design concepts that were lost over time. A detached ADU functions as a luxurious fourth bedroom suite, guest house or work space. A stunning pool area is surrounded by lush gardens and seating areas that make up the incredible outdoor spaces. Located in a secluded Hollywood Hills enclave close to Hollywood, Studio City, and beyond. Photographed by Julius Shulman, this pedigreed home is a truly rare find in today's market. Read Less
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