It's a Bird, I's a Plane, I's a 'Floating Home?
RISMEDIA, Monday, May 02, 2016— Looking to get high in the Hollywood hills? This “Old Hollywood” home is a bit of an optical illusion. Nestled in the Los Feliz hills, the raised 1964 architectural gem seems to float. Designed by Norman H. Lancaster, the recently restored1,667 square foot home rocks stunning 180-degree views of the LA skyline from an epic wrap-around balcony.
Sitting just three doors down from Frank Loyd Wright's renowned Ennis house, the 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom spot is decked out with a chef's kitchen, a dining room with a windowed wall, and a private screening room—the true mark of any real Hollywood home.
Listed for $1,525,000, this Hollywood home is a floating dream.
This post was originally published on RISMedia's blog, Housecall. Check the blog daily for top real estate info and trends.
Sitting just three doors down from Frank Loyd Wright's renowned Ennis house, the 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom spot is decked out with a chef's kitchen, a dining room with a windowed wall, and a private screening room—the true mark of any real Hollywood home.
Listed for $1,525,000, this Hollywood home is a floating dream.
This post was originally published on RISMedia's blog, Housecall. Check the blog daily for top real estate info and trends.
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