It’s ‘ like liv ing in an art gallery’
In the 1960s, architect Tracy Price returned to L. A. from a trip to Japan and soon built a Bel- Air home that was inspired by his journey. Emphasizing minimalism and a Zen aesthetic, the singlestory Midcentury “felt like living in an art gallery,” said Lauren Sand, who grew up in the stylish abode. Encircled by walls of glass, clerestory windows and indoor- outdoor spaces, the well- maintained home now includes a courtyard with a koi pond and a scenic backyard with a swimming pool set among lush gardens.
The details
Location: 1212 Casiano Road, Los Angeles, 90049 Asking price: $ 3.495 million Year built: 1964 Living area: 3,015 square feet, four bedrooms, three bathrooms Features: Landscaped driveway; stone- clad exterior; open f loor plan; beamed ceilings; dramatic fireplace; stone accents; custom built- ins; updated kitchen; woodpaneled den with wet bar; owner’s suite with spa bathroom; spacious patio; pool; tiered gardens About the area: In the 90049 ZIP Code, based on 36 sales, the median price for single- family homes in October was $ 3.078 million, down 9.5% year over year, according to CoreLogic.
Agents: Richard Stearns, ( 310) 850- 9284, and Bret Parsons, ( 310) 497- 5832, both with Compass
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