A portfolio of Los Angeles’s most celebrated residences — Neutra, Lautner, Koenig, Ellwood, Niemeyer — represented by Dalton Gomez and Team.
Significant Sales
Each residence is a piece of architectural history. The fifteen homes below are a curated selection — a representative glimpse of a far larger body of work spanning Los Angeles’s most distinguished enclaves.
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Richard Neutra · 1955
10801 Chalon Road, Bel Air
A quintessential architectural masterpiece in the prestigious enclave of Bel Air. Meticulously restored to revere Neutra’s pioneering vision while integrating modern luxuries — a true encapsulation of living in a work of art.
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Richard Neutra · 1948
1642 Moore Road, Montecito
A striking example of Neutra’s seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living. Clean lines, expansive glass walls, and a minimalist design frame the surrounding natural beauty — a masterpiece of mid-century modern architecture.
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John Lautner · 1962
7435 Mulholland Drive, Hollywood Hills
Historically restored by Marmol Radziner. Timeless features include a lava rock entryway, original terrazzo flooring, the signature parabolic roof, a 55-foot wall of windows, and 60-foot caissons elevating the structure above the canyon.
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Oscar Niemeyer · 1964
1911 La Mesa Drive, Santa Monica
Oscar Niemeyer’s only residential project in North America, on Santa Monica’s coveted La Mesa Drive. With 14’ ceilings, walls of glass, and a position overlooking the Riviera Country Club, this estate holds unrivaled pedigree.
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Cliff May · 1966
667 Ledo Way, Bel Air
Perched on a private 1.3-acre promontory in Lower Bel Air, one of Cliff May’s most discreet masterpieces. Walls of glass frame uninterrupted panoramic views from Downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific, with the Getty perfectly in sight.
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Richard L. Martin · 1969
286 S Westgate Ave, Brentwood
Tucked into a hidden Brentwood canyon, the architect’s own residence. Sky-high ceilings and sweeping walls of glass bathe every room in daylight, capturing panoramic vistas of lush, untouched greenery.
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Pierre Koenig · 1985
12221 Dorothy Street, Brentwood
By the “Rock Star” of Mid-Century Modernism. This steel and glass masterpiece features tiered setbacks culminating in a soaring 30-foot, 3-story vertical atrium crossed by landings and illuminated by full-height clerestory windows.
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A. Quincy Jones · 1948
11492 Thurston Circle, Bel Air
A historically significant modernist masterpiece — the first home A. Quincy Jones designed for a client. This redwood-sided home presents a powerful façade with projections, cantilevered balconies, and dramatic gardens.
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Pierre Koenig · 1959
Hollywood Hills
Pierre Koenig’s Bailey House, an icon of the Case Study program. A glass pavilion of innovative steel-paneled walls, framed by its signature reflecting pools — one of the most photographed examples of mid-century modernism.
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Craig Ellwood · 1958
1095 N Kenter Ave, Brentwood
A steel and glass pavilion perched on a hillside with expansive westward views reaching the Pacific. Widely published, including in Arts + Architecture Magazine, the “T”-shaped residence is pure Ellwood.
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Raul F. Garduno · 1966
1249 N Tigertail, Brentwood
Nestled among the treetops in prime Crestwood Hills. Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass and 180-degree jetliner views of the Pacific, with original details throughout including American redwood paneling and period cork walls.
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Craig Ellwood · 1964
4791 Bonvue Ave, Los Angeles
World-class design employing the purest of modern architecture with spectacular city and ocean views. A sophisticated glass and wood pavilion built around an over-sized fireplace centered in the living room.
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Craig Ellwood · 1953
1811 Bel Air Road, Bel Air
The Salzman House — Craig Ellwood’s iconic Case Study House #16. Built 1951–1953, this one-story, flat-roofed residence sits on a flat pad in the hills of Bel-Air with magnificent south and west views, presenting from the street as a glowing, floating glass pavilion framed by mature landscaping.
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Lloyd Wright
1530 N Ogden Drive, Los Angeles
An early Lloyd Wright residence in the Hollywood foothills, expressing his distinctive approach to structure, material, and ornament.
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Lloyd Wright
858 N Doheny Drive, West Hollywood
The architect’s own home and studio — a personal manifesto of Lloyd Wright’s organic modernism in West Hollywood.
The Team
Luxury Estates, Director of Architecture
A Southern California native with over a decade in luxury real estate, Dalton has orchestrated high-profile sales including Richard Neutra’s Tremaine House, Pierre Koenig’s Case Study #21, and Craig Ellwood’s Case Study #16 — alongside the only Oscar Niemeyer residence in North America.
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Luxury Agent of Architecture
A California native bringing a tailored approach to luxury real estate. With a deep appreciation for fine design and period detail, Morgan has represented celebrated residences by John Lautner, Pierre Koenig, Craig Ellwood, Richard Neutra, and Lloyd Wright.
310.905.1718 · morgan@ciresocal.com
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Trusts & Estates Advisor
A Southern California native with sixteen years in real estate, Derek represents trust, estate, and architectural homes with a fiduciary-minded approach. He serves as the connective thread among the principals, attorneys, and advisors surrounding each sale — guiding families and individuals through complex transactions with discretion and care while honoring every home’s legacy.
562.714.0596 · derek.johnson@ciresocal.com
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