American Architect John Lautner has continued to leave a presence in Southern California’s jewel city of Glendale. With his underrated space age flair, his works at the Schaffer House in the Verdugo Hills neighborhood was up for grabs; four years and counting.
The house surely is only right for a handful of buyers, specifically the artistic type, that are seeking motivation from their abode. Built in 1949, Lautner expressed his creativity learned by his mentor, Frank Lloyd Wright, throughout the home into the grounds where it still holds many of its original details. Redwood, concrete and glass make up the foundation of this unique open floor plan with great architectural integrity. The home spans 1,698 square feet of living space that flows to impress any entertainer with careful restoration throughout the home. Owned by a creative director and collector of fine design, the home has had many price chops to help adhere to a larger market. The home is now pending for $1,395,000 which is fair value for architecture of this nature. This is the perfect home for a buyer looking for top notch structural design, collectible value and bragging rights, this could be the home for you.
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