Home of the Week: Reinventing a 1920s-era home in Silver Lake
Twin palm trees frame the entrance to this Silver Lake residence, which has been reimagined as a contemporary bungalow by architect Martin Fenlon. The fresh design utilizes the original footprint of a 1920s Spanish-style home while extending outward with a series of large decks. A collection of skylights arranged in the pattern of the constellation Cancer bring natural light into the newly opened interior.
Location: 1320 Angelus Ave., Los Angeles, 90026
Asking price: $1.65 million
Year built: 1922 (redesign/renovation completed in 2019)
Living area: 1,839 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms
Lot size: 3,597 square feet
Features: Open-concept floor plan; original Batchelder tile fireplace; skylights; cedar flooring; new kitchen with island/bar; master suite with private deck; two-car garage
About the area: In the 90026 ZIP Code, based on 26 sales, the median price for residential sales in October was $925,000, a 10.2% decrease compared with the same month last year, according to Redfin.com
Agents: Roger Noel Majano, Realty World California Properties, (323) 728-4200
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