If you're interested in buying, not renting, a Kemper Nomland, let us point you to this $1.895 million home on Shannon Road that has dropped by a mere $100,000. Via the listing for this four-bedroom, four-bath home: "While more widely recognized for his design of Case Study House #10, Nomland's early training with revivalist architects Marston, Van Pelt and Maybury likely influenced this 1936 variation on the French Normandy style; first popularized here in the 1920's. Highly refined interiors with vaulted wood-beamed ceilings in the living room and master bedroom, dark hardwood floors and original casement windows co-exist perfectly with the high-quality updates to the kitchen and bathrooms."
· 3635 Shannon Road [Crosby Doe]
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PriceChopper: Tiny Drop for Kemper Nomland in Los Feliz
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