By Pauline O’Connor One of the city’s earliest co-op buildings, Koreatown’s elegant Miramonte Terrace was built in 1922 for a collective of 18 families who pooled their resources to fund its construction. Along with the three-story main building, the gated complex at 3400 San Marino Street contains a detached carriage house (originally the caretaker’s lodge), which… Keep reading →

By Jennifer Baum Lagdameo After a multiphase update and an appearance on HGTV, this Montecito Heights midcentury seeks a new owner. Designed by architect John Lawrence Pugsley, best known for his midcentury commissions in nearby Pasadena, 3877 Latrobe Street was built in 1964 as part of The Cliffs, a modernist development in Montecito Heights, Los… Keep reading →

By Kathryn M. The building was originally designed in the ’50s as four interlocking flats for celebrity TV host Roy Maypole. For the first time in 15 years, Craig Ellwood’s Courtyard Apartments are back on the market. Built between 1952 and ’53, the residence was originally created as four interlocking apartments for celebrity television host… Keep reading →

By Pauline O’Connor Now turning heads and capturing fancies in Altadena is this enchanting English Tudor Revival built in 1932. Located at 1011 Concha Street, a block east of historic Charles S. Farnsworth Park, the well-kept residence sits behind rustic stone walls at the end of a brick path shaded by a pair of majestic pine… Keep reading →