Silver Lake's Asymmetrical House Speaks 'Spiritual Truths'

LOS ANGELES, CA — You don't have to be an architecture buff to appreciate the quirky uniqueness of Silver Lake's Hanson Residence built in 1924.

Built by architect Jean-Louis Egasse, "renowned originator of this individualistic, ante-mediaeval inspired architecture," the home stands out with asymmetrical lines and irregular arches. The four bedroom home listed at $1.8 million also boasts sweeping views of the city, an extended deck and a guest cottage.

According to Egasse, "The curves and arches, although not symmetrical, are all geometrically related, in order to create an ensemble of harmonious lines suggestive of spiritual truths."

• Address: 2306 Effie St, Los Angeles, California
• Price: $1,799,999
• Square Feet: 2569
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1924
• Features: The Hanson Residence, 1924, architect Jean-Louis Egasse. Built during the same period as the Egasse-Braasch House, renowned originator of this individualistic, ante-mediaeval inspired architecture. Optimal example of a whimsical, architectural Storybook at the peak of the 1920's period. Habhouse proudly unveils complete restoration. All components and details have been attended to with original recovered materials or meticulously sourced items. Egasse, "The curves and arches, although not symmetrical, are all geometrically related, in order to create an ensemble of harmonious lines suggestive of spiritual truths." Brick clinker touches, asymmetrical lines, and irregular arches draw one in to emotional aesthetic. Sweeping city views, with extended deck, provides a seamless outdoor flow. Mature trees & succulents frame separate guest cottage and bonus studio. In the heart of Silver Lake but privately elevated, the structure and restoration define an exceptional lifestyle and home.

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