10412 Hebron Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90077 – This Beverly Glen Canyon “midcentury treehouse” could not wait for #zgwmidcenturywednesdays and it’s near perfect and we’ve never said that before and it was designed by William “Bill” Mack, AI in 1961 and I think it’s time we move to LA?? Hello???
Let’s take a look inside the home! But first, the outside.
All I can say is WOW.
Step inside and you are engulfed in wood. This place is really a vibe. I could live here at peace!!
Here’s the dining room. Not usually into a chaNTLERier but this one is good.
Very cozy living room with built-ins.
It has one of those fireplaces!
The kitchen is incredible. I love the vintage red zellige tile.
Here’s the master bedroom. If dark is wood having a comeback, this started it.
The master bathroom is also good.
Go outside and it’s super zen! I love an outdoor stairs.
Truly perfection!!
Property Info
10412 Hebron Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90077
$1,795,000
Los Angeles, CA
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
2,185 sq ft
5,309 sq ft lot
Photos: Sterling Reed Photography and Cody Boone
Listed by: Matthew Schwartz DRE # 02035608 310-560-5310, Douglas Elliman of California, Inc. 310-819-3250, Samuel Arneson DRE # 02188491 415-627-7529, Compass
Property Description
An incredibly rare midcentury treehouse, likely built by famed local architect William “Bill” Mack, AIA. Circa 1961, this dwelling is immaculately preserved, wrapped in warm woods that mirror the quiet hush of Beverly Glen Canyon. Only the second offering in a storied history. Pass through a hulking original front door, with stained glass motif; the first of many irreplaceable details. A ceiling-height window illuminates your central staircase, evoking the lore of a Lake Tahoe A-frame. Ascend to the main living space, where the vibes are California-cabin chic, with built-in shelving, a brick fireplace, and gloriously original wooden walls + ceilings. The adjacent kitchen is equally a delight; vintage red zellige tile graces the countertops. Flow from here into your awe-inspiring sunroom. Epic, soaring skylights inhabit much of the ceiling, meeting a full wall of windows. Through this stunning frame, the wilds of the canyon are an ever-changing vignette, blurring the lines between inside & out. Take a lap back inside to the primary wing: an ethereal, zen space that brushes the treetops. Your bathroom is a postcard from days gone by, with a massive skylight framing a sunken bathtub, made for soaking under the stars. Past a lounge area, glazing covers one entire side of the bedroom; a portal to your private outdoor deck. A stunning midcentury modern fireplace, clerestory windows, and built-ins round out this space. Downstairs, you’ll find two serene guest bedrooms + a bathroom, all boasting untouched wooden ceilings and louvered glass windows. A multi-purpose flex space is close by, perfect for the creative with oodles of projects. Venture outside at twilight to your private roof deck and take it all in: an artist’s abode from another life, awaiting her next custodian.
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