Description
Explore the John L. Mace House, a 1957 architectural residence designed by Lloyd Wright, set high above the iconic Sunset Strip in the Hollywood Hills. This rare property showcases Wright’s signature design language, including dramatic cantilevers, rhythmic window bays, clerestory glazing, and a strong horizontal datum that unifies the structure.
While the interior presents an opportunity for thoughtful restoration, the home’s architectural bones remain intact—offering a compelling canvas for the right steward to reimagine and preserve its legacy. The split-level layout creates a dynamic spatial experience, blending compression and release while maximizing the connection between interior spaces and expansive outdoor views.
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames panoramic vistas stretching from the Pacific Ocean to Long Beach, while the seamless indoor-outdoor flow connects living spaces to the pool and surrounding terraces. With its historical significance and untapped potential, this property represents a unique opportunity to restore and elevate a piece of Los Angeles architectural history.
Property Information
Lloyd Wright, Architect
The John L. Mace House, 1957
2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
1,442 Square Feet
$2,880,000
8292 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Listed by Lynda Kahn
@twinartlk
Compass
Video Collaboration & Credits
Mark Mendez
@markhmendez
Marcus Vazquez
@marcusvazquez
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction to Lloyd Wright Home
0:06 Exterior Architecture Overview
0:20 Signature Lloyd Wright Design Elements
1:05 Interior Potential & Layout Discussion
1:48 Views, Split Levels & Spatial Experience
Keyword
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