A hidden Mid-Century Modern on over an acre in Beverly Crest?
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Tucked at the end of a long private drive on 1.24 acres, this 1958 Mid-Century Modern was developed by aviation pioneer Robert Bosler Sr., a friend of Amelia Earhart and colleague of Howard Hughes.
Pretty cool history.
Inside, you’ll find classic Mid-Century post-and-beam construction, floating rooflines, and walls of glass throughout the home.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in tons of natural light while looking out to the surrounding trees and gardens. You feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere, but you’re still right in Los Angeles.
The home has been extensively updated while maintaining its original 1958 design.
It offers:
- 3 bedrooms
- 2.5 bathrooms
- nearly 2,400 square feet
- 1.24 acres
And here’s my favorite part.
Bosler designed the home’s circular driveway specifically so his kids could race their go-karts around it — a feature that remains today.
How fun is that?
I always wanted a go-kart as a kid. Never got one!
This hidden Beverly Crest Mid-Century Modern can be yours for $3.4 million.
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3 Bedrooms | 2.5 Bathrooms | ~2,400 Sq Ft | 1.24 Acres | Built 1958 | Beverly Crest | $3,400,000
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Frequently Asked Questions About This Beverly Crest Mid-Century Home
When was this Beverly Crest home built?
The Mid-Century Modern residence was built in 1958 and has since been extensively updated while maintaining its original design.
Who was Robert Bosler Sr.?
Robert Bosler Sr. was an aviation pioneer who developed the property and was a friend of Amelia Earhart and colleague of Howard Hughes.
What style of architecture is the home?
The residence is Mid-Century Modern, with post-and-beam construction, floating rooflines, walls of glass, and a strong connection between the interior and surrounding landscape.
Why does the house have a circular driveway?
Bosler reportedly designed the circular driveway so his children could race their go-karts around it. The driveway remains part of the property today.
How much is the home?
The Beverly Crest property is offered for $3.4 million.