Located in the Mt. Washington community of Los Angeles, the Reade House that architect Robert Frank Duff designed in 1968 is a great exemplar of the period's design charm. The two-bedroom MidCentury oozes much of the warmth and luxurious allure characteristic of the mid 20th century while managing to cross over into modern times with updated amenities including modern baths, a new roof, air conditioner, stainless appliances and a 2-car garage opening into the home. It sits atop a private hill with stunning mountain views of the Los Angeles city lights below. The interior has an open floor plan under a vaulted ceiling held up with beautiful, exposed beams. The two bedrooms also have vaulted ceilings and open into the vibrantly landscaped garden, which has many trees and plants. The floor-to-ceiling windows stretch across the front face of the home, right behind the front balcony that faces the west, making it the perfect place to watch the California sunset.
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