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It's not the Playboy mansion, but it is the playboy's mansion. Hugh and Kimberley Hefner's personal residence is an English Manor-style home that sits on 2.3 flat acres in affluent Holmby Hills.
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The ocean-view abode retains its high-tech feel after a remodel.
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Ever since this Queen Anne was relocated in two pieces from 4th Street and Grand Avenue in 1928 to a spot off Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach, it's been the talk of the neighborhood.
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A majestic 1936 Mediterranean-style estate echoes with history.
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Exotic woods warm this contemporary-style house designed by the owner.
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Hillside contemporary-style tree house was built with the environment in mind.
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This 1922 Spanish Colonial Revival, carefully restored, now has all the benefits of an ultra-modern home.
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Renovated from the ground up, contemporary design combines privacy with nature
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Designed by modernist Ray Kappe, the glass-and-wood home has been designated an L.A. historic-cultural monument. It is the latest 'sensitive restoration' project of film producer Michael LaFetra.
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Ready for family, and friends, in Pasadena's Prospect Historic District
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Contemporary meets Old Hollywood in Granville Towers' opulent penthouse
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This 1927 Mediterranean in Silver Lake, a huge time capsule, is being sold 'as is.'
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The home that Japanese American artist and Los Angeles landscaper Benji Okubo built on the top of Mt. Washington in 1953 continues to reflect his vision 33 years after his death.
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Mike Perryman grew up in Manhattan Beach. Like his father, who built homes in the Hollywood Hills, he became a home builder with an eye for modernism as well.
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Architect Lorcan O'Herlihy took a cue from the nearby Formosa Cafe and wrapped this 11-unit building in red metal.
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The Windsor Estate, located in the heart of Los Angeles' Mid-Wilshire district, is home to decades of Hollywood history.
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A three-story brownstone designed by Myron Hunt was the architect's residence for almost half a century and still carries his personal touches.
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His Palm Springs classic is fully restored, down to the stones that were excavated from a Utah quarry for the chimney and walls. The property can be yours for $12.975 million.
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A two-bedroom condo in a 1964 I.M. Pei building gets a major overhaul that takes advantage of its impressive views.
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Philanthropist Howard Ahmanson once owned this sprawling 1920s estate.
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An upscale condo project near a famed intersection caters to the young and hip
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The two-story, red-brick home has eight bedrooms and four bathrooms. There's also a pool and a one-bedroom guesthouse.
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An architect opens up the ceilings and adds skylights to this 1928 home while ‘maintaining the charming, funky cottage feel.'
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Natural light streams through the open floor plan of La Miniatura in Pasadena
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The distressed post-and-beam is restored to pristine condition, with contemporary green touches.
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The 1880s monument sold for $1 in 1978. Fully restored, with a carriage house that includes living quarters and a three-car garage, the property is priced at nearly $1.5 million.
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A sculpture-like, glass-walled home in La Jolla makes full use of its location on a coastal hillside.
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A four-level house has coast vistas from Santa Monica Bay to Point Dume.
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In its loggias, arches and pools, Irvine's Castillo del Cañón took its inspiration from Spain's Alhambra.
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Walls of glass reveal broad views at this camera-ready Malibu home.
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A 4-year-old oceanfront estate in Santa Barbara channels an old-world era.
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A Georgian-style mansion replaces a Holmby Hills estate once owned by Irene Dunne.
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IS "20th century industrial chic" an actual design style? No matter. This two-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath- room Silver Lake dandy is definitely one of a kind.
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THE Los Feliz hills may be known for Spanish- and Mediterranean-style architecture, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for something a bit more exotic. Just how unusual? Garrison Leigh, the owner and designer of this nearly half-acre, landscaped property, describes his home as "Tropical Modern."
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At 17,000 square feet, fairy-tale estate is where the Old World meets alpine waters.
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Owners of Mrs. Cubbison's onetime abode in Mt. Washington have restored some features and added their own.
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Converted 1930 warehouse is configured with three bedrooms, 13/4 baths in 7,000 square feet.
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A sprawling home on 4.5 acres in gated Country Club Estates has a wealth of features.
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Surprisingly fanciful touches distinguish a rock-solid 1920s canyon-side home in Altadena.
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