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Googie-style Covina Bowl could be partially preserved as part of townhouse development
But don’t lace up your shoes just yet: Bowling is not coming back.
The 1950s are alive and well in this James De Long-designed West Covina home
A built-in sewing machine station, a pink sink, and delightful original pink formica countertops.
Wild Covina mansion with a pirate’s cove and a horse barn asks $5.6M
Perfect for your inner child, the property is equipped with waterfalls, bridges, slides, and a pool house that looks like a castle.
House from ‘Boogie Nights’ gets a price chop
This groovy Covina time capsule has yet to find a buyer. It features vaulted ceilings, over an acre of land, and a truly fantastic pool.
One of LA’s last midcentury bowling shrines is closing
With its striking A-frame, Covina Bowl is truly a time capsule, and LA Conservancy's director of advocacy says he rates his worry for the bowling alley’s future as "10 out of 10."
Beautifully restored Neutra in West Covina returns asking $1.8M
After a two-year restoration, this Richard Neutra-designed home with walls of glass has emerged looking drop-dead gorgeous.
‘Boogie Nights’ house comes up for sale
Jack Horner’s sweet midcentury pad from Paul Thomas Anderson’s classic LA film is on the market asking $1.5 million, and it looks just as groovy (and frozen-in-time) as you could possibly hope.