Bryony Atkinson

This beautifully restored 1939 Traditional home sits on a charming street in the Los Feliz Oaks, one of the most coveted neighborhoods. Designed by renowned designer Estee Stanley, the home blends timeless character with thoughtful, modern updates. The main level features a bright and welcoming living room with a marble fireplace, and a formal dining room that opens to a fully equipped kitchen

Nestled in the hills of the desirable Glassell Park neighborhood, this vacant lot on magical Loma Lada Drive offers a rare opportunity to build something truly specialwhether for personal use or as a speculative development. Zoned LAR1 and surrounded by charming single-family homes, the parcel boasts sweeping canyon views that stretch across the city. Southwest-facing, it enjoys beautiful natural

It is here where the anchor drops. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece designed and rebuilt by a father (engineer) and son (carpenter) over a period of four years. No detail was overlooked in crafting this remarkable gem. The Thomas Jefferson is berthed in the beautiful and sought after Santa Barbara Harbor. As the Municipal Code has imposed restrictions on similar structures, it emphasizes the inherent

It is here where the anchor drops. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece designed and rebuilt by a father (engineer) and son (carpenter) over a period of four years. No detail was overlooked in crafting this remarkable gem. The Thomas Jefferson is berthed in the beautiful and sought after Santa Barbara Harbor. As the Municipal Code has imposed restrictions on similar structures, it emphasizes the inherent

Hidden in plain site, this mostly flat park like lot is tucked away in the oaks and impeccably curated with rare and exotic flora, two main palapas covered with imported South African thatch cut from Tamboekie grass, stone laid pathways, and various sitting areas. This is an offering for the land and architectural plans along with the HDP submittal (with exception of story pole review), arborist

Welcome to Santa Monica Canyon and this East Hampton inspired architectural residence, built to 1930s specifications and finished with authentic vintage fixtures. This stone-and-shingle home, designed by Tim Barber, AIA, offers ocean views from two private primary-suite decks and is flooded with natural light throughout. With a relaxed Shutters-at-the-Beach vibe, the home features a custom