939 WESTHOLME Avenue, Los Angeles CA

Paul Laszlo, AIA. The Elser Residence, 1966. This iconic architect, who designed this glamorous Westwood home, is considered the mid-century pioneer of "California Modem" in the Golden Age of Hollywood. Known for his unique style and the impact of his designs, he became the architect of the Hollywood famous including Ronald Reagan and Cary Grant, and designed buildings for Bullocks Wilshire, Saks Fifth A venue, casinos, banks theaters and hospitals. This two story home with high ceilings throughout and walls of glass brings the outdoors in offering a great play of light. It is open, spacious, stylish, and comfortable to live in. All rooms are large, and the 4 bedrooms, 3 upstairs and one downstairs, each have baths en-suite. Wonderful for entertaining, it opens to a lovely large flat grassy yard rimmed with abundant foliage and flowers. The location of this home offers convenient access to shops, theaters, UCLA, and the top rated Warner Ave Elementary school.