A Mid-Century Refresh In Rolling Hills Estates, $3M

Reflecting the exuberance of the post-WWII boom in L.A., this recently renovated paragon of Mid-century style in Rolling Hills Estates that was designed in 1957 by architect Joseph Friel, is set on a canyon-side site encompassing views of the San Gabriel Mountains. With its long, low-slung profile and sheltered from the road by mature trees, the dwelling opens up to the outdoors poolside with a classic indoor-outdoor vibe. 

Illuminated by skylights and custom steel sliding doors, the main interior spaces are anchored by an immense stone fireplace and period details—stone floors, concrete block, timber beams, tongue-and-groove ceilings and vertical panelling.

The new kitchen is a masterwork of restraint and fine detailing, proving a warmly minimalist anchor in keeping with the period vibe.

Don’t miss the open house happening this Sunday, August 3 from 1:00pm to 4:00pm and visit the listing for additional images and details. An outstanding opportunity to make this dream of Mid-Century chic your own, represented by Penny Wales and Tony Accardo of Compass.

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