Sleek Beachwood Canyon midcentury asking $1.5M

The step-down living room is adjacent to a formal dining area. | Photos by Cameron Carothers, courtesy Nate Cole/Coldwell Banker

The 1950s home sits among the treetops just below Griffith Park

Nestled in the winding streets of Beachwood Canyon, this midcentury residence was built in 1959 and retains its original hardwood floors.

Much of the rest of the house has been updated, though it retains a classic modern-style layout, with open living spaces illuminated by large window frames and sliding glass doors.

The overhauled kitchen has marble countertops and new appliances, including a large Bertazzoni gas range and a stainless steel refrigerator. The marble continues into both bathrooms, which are equipped with high-end fixtures and recessed lighting.

The step-down living room is situated beneath a beamed ceiling and includes a large fireplace incorporated neatly into the wall. A sliding door leads out to a balcony overlooking the surrounding hills.

With 1,313 square feet of living space, the home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It sits on a 4,961-square-foot lot surrounded by verdant foliage. Located at 3092 Belden Drive, it’s asking $1.465 million.

Single-story, white-colored house fronted by small trees and bushes — The simple, modern-style house is located in the Hollywoodland area of Beachwood Canyon.

Room with wood floors and white walls, with a sliding glass door in the rear — The airy living room has a fireplace and a beamed ceiling.

A U-shaped kitchen area with a stove on the left and a refrigerator on the right — The kitchen is equipped with marble counters and state-of-the-art appliances.

A bedroom with a low-to-the-floor bed frame and a marble-topped dresser — Views of the surrounding hills can be found throughout the home.

A wooden balcony painted gray, framed by black bars — The living room opens to a balcony positioned among the surrounding treetops.

Source: Curbed LA – All – Elijah Chiland