A. Quincy Jones, Architect  Schott House, 1948. City of Los Angeles Historic Landmark No. 682. One of four original parcels perched high in the Crestwood Hills, with a large flat yard, ample privacy between lots, and views across the canyon, its easy to see how this home served as the model for hundreds of architect-designed homes to come in this influential neighborhood. Responsive to the terrain, sophisticated in scale and proportion, and efficient in the use of materials, this home presented a novel blueprint for California modernism. Iconic original details remain intact:  expressed post and beam structure, redwood siding inside and out, Douglas fir ceilings, articulated concrete block walls, clerestory windows, and large sliding glass doors that open to outdoor patios and gardens. Respectfully restored by architect Cory Buckner, who literally wrote the book on A. Quincy Jones, the home has been gracefully expanded to align with a twenty-first century lifestyle, including new kitchen and bath finishes, blue limestone counters, slate and hardwood floors, and an integrated pool and spa. Main House:  3 Bedrooms + Office, 3 Baths, 2,339 Square Feet, plus a stand-alone 400 SF Guest House/ADU. Mills Act provides substantial property tax savings.

The manager has listed the unit size as 2739 square feet.