A+ for this brokerbabble on a listing for a four-bedroom post and beam in Woodland Hills: "Built when the space race was rocketing forward and the 1% still drove Cadillacs, this well preserved and cared for Mid Century Modern home was designed by famed architect Charles Du Bois" (here's another of his Woodland Hills houses). The house was built in 1960 and comes with one and three-quarter baths, a wood-burning fireplace, a backyard with pool (it's Woodland Hills, after all), fruit trees, and a "vintage bomb shelter" that "would make a great wine cellar, or man cave." Asking price is $609,900.
· 22420 PHILIPRIMM St [Redfin]
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1960 Charles Dubois With Bomb Shelter in Woodland Hills
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