Edward H Fickett, "The Jacobson Residence No 2", 1966 | HCM 674

Designed for Dr. George and Miriam Jacobson in 1966, 4520 Dundee Dr, Los Feliz, Ca 90027 became the first mid-century modern home to be designated by the city of Los Angeles as a Cultural Landmark. This would be the second home designed for the Jacobson's by Fickett.

Strategically and thoughtfully positioned on the 12,431sf site to capture maximum natural light and views of the city, the 3 bedroom and 5 bathroom design also has a guest house adjoined to the garage to use for entertaining or as a private office/studio space.

The architectural open living plan seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces with its large wraparound decks and an inviting interior atrium, creating a harmonious retreat that celebrates the essence of midcentury design. Sweeping views of Los Angeles bring luxury to a warm and peaceful living area. The upgraded kitchen and bathrooms reflect contemporary elegance, including Fickett's custom-designed light fixtures throughout. Clerestory windows fill the home with abundant natural light. The warmth of walnut paneling, beamed ceilings, and brick accents add to the home's character.

The first level of the home also includes a dedicated office space, while the three bedrooms are secluded one floor below. The spacious owner's suite is flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows and a sleek fireplace to match one on the floor above.

Outside, a sparkling pool and entertaining terrace complete a spacious leisure area.

The home is currently on market for $6,849,000 ( MLS# 23-308753 ).

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Listed with DPP;
agents Juan Longfellow + Louise Leach