Hot Property: A quick deal in Los Feliz
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A 1966 landmark home in Los Feliz designed by architect Edward H. Fickett has sold in less than a month.
The post-and-beam house appeared on the Multiple Listing Service in late July, and on that same day, buyer Bruce Livingstone, founder of iStockphoto.com, made an offer of $2,445,000 with a 15-day close that was accepted. The property had been listed for $2.5 million.
The three-bedroom, 2 1/2-bathroom house, called the Jacobson House for its original owners, is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument and had been kept intact and meticulously maintained. It has 2,926 square feet of living space in two stories. There is a swimming pool and a two-story atrium.
Fickett is known for having designed tens of thousands of single-family homes, including prefab and affordable houses, as well as projects such as La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad and the Port of Los Angeles passenger and cargo terminals.
Livingstone, 38, who is relocating his family to Los Angeles, also acquired artwork and 1960s furnishings with the gated house. He sold iStockphoto to Getty Images in 2006 for $50 million.
-- Lauren Beale
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