The Adler House

Richard Neutra's The Adler House, 1956, presents a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional architectural home located in Crestwood Hills, offering breathtaking views spanning from the mountains to the sea. Upon entry, the home exudes an airy lightness achieved through its open floor plan and walls of windows, which showcase the stunning views. The spacious and bright step-down living room features a fireplace and an adjacent dining area with an original built-in cabinet. The kitchen has been updated and flows effortlessly for cooking and entertaining. The master bedroom includes an original built-in desk with a vanity, an updated bathroom, and an added walk-in closet. The two guest rooms bright and share an updated hall bathroom. In true Neutra fashion, the interior and exterior blend seamlessly and are in perfect harmony with the surrounding landscape. The pool, spa, and large deck are ideal for entertaining and enjoying our perfect California climate. The house was photographed by the iconic Julius Schulman and has been published in Dwell magazine.

Original Photos by: Julius Shulman © J. Paul Getty Trust. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2004.R.10)