adler house by richard neutra hits the market for $3M in los angeles

touring richard neutra’s adler house, listed for $3M

The Adler House, a 1956 residence designed by renowned architect Richard Neutra, is now listed for $2,998,000 by Smith & Berg Partners. Sited in Brentwood’s Crestwood Hills neighborhood in Los Angeles, the Mid-Century Modern dwelling emblematizes Neutra’s style with its striking red door that reflects the property’s minimalist style. Inside, the open floor plan reveals a row of windows overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Century City, the Getty, the DTLA skyline, and mountains ahead, pooling in ample daylight.

all images © Cris Nolasco, courtesy Smith & Berg Partners

an iconic mid-century modern dwelling in los angeles

Listed by the Los Angeles-based real estate agency Smith & Berg Partners, the one-story Adler House by Richard Neutra hosts at its heart a spacious step-down living room anchored by a stone fireplace, with access to a front deck. Adjacent to the living area, the dining room features an original built-in cabinet and flows into the updated kitchen, illuminated by a skylight and equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, including a Sub-Zero fridge and double oven, and offers a view out to the pool deck. Throughout, hardwood tiling brings extra warmth to the living spaces.

Adler House pool deck area

Meanwhile, the primary suite is lined with windows framing canyon vistas. It offers a generous walk-in closet, a dual-vanity ensuite with a double shower and a rain-head fixture, as well as direct access to the backyard. On the opposite wing of the home, two spacious secondary bedrooms share a bathroom and have views overlooking the outdoor deck, one with a secret hidden door to a walk-in closet. One can access the private backyard through sliding glass, wholly secluded by greenery. Here, a sparkling pool, spa, turf lawn, and sundeck are ideal for alfresco gatherings or quiet contemplation amongst tranquil canyon surrounds.

the property is sited in Brentwood’s Crestwood Hills neighborhood in Los Angeles

Stone steps at the back of the Adler House lead to a tiered hillside area that could be left as-is or totally transformed by gardening hobbyists. Additional conveniences include a dedicated laundry room with a sink, a storage space, a two-car garage, and a driveway with direct access into the residence. For a detailed listing of the Richard Neutra-designed property, visit the Smith & Berg Partners website.

entrance to the Adler House