Are you ready?? Midcentury magic in the Franklin Hills on a rare double lot with skyline views.
Thoughtfully upgraded over the past decade, this turnkey home blends classic 1950s architecture with design-forward updates and a highly functional family floor plan. The main living space features vaulted beam ceilings, abundant natural light, and a wall of sliding glass that opens seamlessly to a generous deck with sweeping sunset views - perfect for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining.
The beautifully updated kitchen includes Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom and built-in cabinetry, Onyx and Caesarstone countertops, Fireclay tile, and sculptural Cedar & Moss lighting.
Downstairs, a flexible lower level includes a den, bedroom, and office ideal for guests, work-from-home, or relaxed family evenings. For perfect spring evenings, step out directly to the newly created outdoor entertaining area featuring a spa, fire pit, built-in loungers, dining terrace, and a flat play space perfect for kids or pets.
Minutes from Los Feliz Village and award-winning Franklin Elementary, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy space, style, and easy living in one of Los Angeles’ most sought-after neighborhoods.
Our first open house
Sunday March 15 from 1-4pm
With @matteosmatcha !
2015 Hollyvista Ave.
$2,399,000
4 bed + office
3 bath
2,839 sf
Representation @reichlingpickard
Staging @prideofplacedesign
Photos @davidtfitz
#architecture #losfeliz #midcentury #midcenturymodern #mcmlove
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7 months agomegan.garant
Midcentury done right. That indoor-outdoor flow with those views is incredible. 🦩✨
7 months agoformoa_
The exposed white ceiling beams give the space a light rhythm that draws your eye upward and makes the room feel taller and more open. The built-in shelving and cabinetry create a clean backdrop while the warm wood tones and green tile add just enough texture and color. That deep red sofa anchors the whole composition and contrasts nicely with the otherwise soft palette. Really balanced midcentury vibe here, great work.
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