The Brander House: A Mid-Century Marvel Hits Hollywood Market

LOS ANGELES, CA -- If walls could talk, the Brander House would probably tell tales of Hollywood's rat pack ear's A-lister pool parties. Built in 1959, the home is a perfectly preserved example of mid-century modern glamour. Nestled behind a gated community in the Hollywood Hills, The Brander House was built by the barrier-breaking architect Eugene Kinn Choy.

The home offers breathtaking views of Downtown Los Angeles and boasts a tennis court, pool detached studio and a four-car garage. It features floor to ceiling windows and architectural interior beams and posts.

• Address: 7266 Outpost Cove Dr, Los Angeles, California
• Price: $9,288,000
• Square Feet: 4529
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 4 Baths
• Built: 1959
• Features: The Brander House, built in 1959 by cultural barrier-breaking architect Eugene Kinn Choy, A.I.A., and immortalized by architectural photographer Julius Shulman. Nestled in a hidden enclave, this gated mid-century estate combines stately scale with original features and era-sensitive updates, making it a Los Angeles mid-century marvel. The largely flat lot offers striking views of downtown, and encompasses a lighted tennis court, large pool, detached studio, 4 car garage, grassy lawn, water features and further opportunities for expanded amenities. Sandstone and travertine marble fireplace firmly anchors the entire living room while setting a warm and stylish tone to the house. Additional features include floor to ceiling windows, architectural interior beams and posts, the dining room's floating built-in buffet, and beautiful, natural wood kitchen cabinetry. The Brander House affords discerning lovers of true mid-century architecture the wonder of experiencing yesterday's perfection.

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