Adam Goldberg's Mid-Century Modern Pad Hits The Market

LOS ANGELES, CA -- Actor Adam Goldberg is selling his mid-century modern home perched on a Los Feliz hilltop. The trendy neighborhood, the LA views, exposed bricks and beams and garage music studio make it ideal for artists.

The home features walls of windows flanked by treetops, giving it a floating, treehouse feel.

Best known for his supporting roles in films such as "Saving Private Ryan," "A Beautiful Mind," "Zodiac," and "The Hebrew Hammer" and television shows including "Friends" and "Fargo," Goldberg bought the home in 2006 for $1.54 million and he's now asking a modest $1.75 million.

"It's his favorite architectural style, and he's going to have a hard time leaving it," listing agent Samantha Cooper of Positano Realty told Realtor.com.

• Address: 2055 N Gramercy Pl, Los Angeles, California
• Price: $1,750,000
• Square Feet: 1938
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 3 Baths
• Built: 1959
• Features: Perched hillside and at the end of a private and quiet Los Feliz Oaks cul-de-sac, sits this authentic Mid-Century Modern residence. Unique in its Tri-Level Split design, the home presents an abundance of vantage points in which to take in the vast city to ocean views from numerous floor to ceiling windows throughout. Offering an open and light filled living room and kitchen with access to large rear patio, the space is ideal for entertaining. Both the oversized master bedroom and upstairs guest room offer an almost "Tree House" like feel with walls of glass that summon the outdoors in. The homes exposed interior masonry walls, wood beamed ceilings and large wood burning brick fireplace invoke an atmosphere reminiscent of the Hollywood of the 1950's. Other notable features include a garage converted to a music studio, and attached vacant lot east of the property, ideal for the home's potential expansion or addition of a pool. This is genuinely a Mid-Century Modern in the truest sense.

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