Published in Architectural Record and Arts & Artists magazines, the Bonnet House by Richard Neutra located in the Hollywood Hills was (and still is) widely hailed by critics.
2 bd / 2 ba
$1,795,000
Known for integrating his architectural homes into their surroundings, Neutra designed the Bonnet House as a series of cubes angled into a steep hillside.
The 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence is brilliantly sited to maximize Southwest views of the surrounding Hollywood Hills and the twinkling City lights below.
Dwell magazine reports David Hay, a Los Angeles based playwright and journalist, carefully restored and updated the interior with no changes to the original floor plan but added new electrical, plumbing, central air conditioning, along with adding Wi-Fi, plasmas digital TV and wired sound.
Noteworthy features – like International Style ribbon windows and a mobile glass wall leading to a flagstone view deck – incorporates indoor-outdoor living in every room.
Other features include a light-filled wood accented great room that flows into two patios, top-of-the-line gourmet kitchen, sexy master bathroom, a glass-walled master bedroom with an open hearth fireplace and rare curved details that echo Neutra’s Kaufman House of the same area. Private landscaped grounds based on the original plans with a mix of mature foliage, new garden planting and terraces throughout.
Asking price is $1.795M.
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Listing courtesy of Ilana Gafni & Crosby Doe – Crosby Doe
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