California craftsman

1132 W Kensington Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90026 is currently not for sale. The 1,968 Square Feet single family home is a 4 beds, 4 baths property. This home was built in 1920 and last sold on 2023-04-12 for $1,687,500. View more property details, sales history, and Zestimate data on Zillow.

The 110-year-old California craftsman bungalow is at once rich in history and entirely suited to today's discerning tastes. Photo 1 of 9 in A Classic Craftsman Bungalow Charms in the Hollywood Hills by Luxury Homes & Lifestyle. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

1906 Craftsman In Los Angeles California. $1,750,000. Features original hardwood floors to the intricate molding and woodwork.

1900 Craftsman In Los Altos California. $7,495,000. Fabulously restored over the years, the romance of the era is ever present.

1910 Craftsman In Riverside California. $590,000. Features box beam ceilings, hardwood floors, built-in cabinets, etc.

This charming Craftsman design makes the most of every square foot with its open layout. The kitchen's island gives you plenty of room to prepare food while interacting with family members in the nearby living room. Relax in the master suite's big shower. Special details include lots of storage (check out the master walk-in closet), a handy mud room on the way in from the garage, and covered outdoor living in both front and back.

Interiors for a historic Craftsman built in 1915 in the Berkeley Hills and later renovated by Studio Geiger. The client wanted interiors that were “beautiful but practical at the same time” for themselves and their two young daughters to enjoy on a daily basis for many years to come. We brought in natural light and layers of pattern and color, as well as a mix of American handcrafted furniture and early 20th century Scandinavian, Brazilian and Austrian furnishings.

The landmarked residence was built in 1909.

This particular house, built in 1927, has been given a heritage status by the city ( indicated by the plaque in front of the fence ) were originality is one of the prime considerations.

Los Angeles designer Frances Merrill infuses a restored period residence with whimsy and personality while staying true to its history