Architect Tony Ngai left his mark on Bronson Canyon and the Los Feliz Oaks, designing a number of geometric hillside homes in the 1970s and ’80s, including this shingled residence at 5763 Cazaux Drive. As the listing aptly notes, the rustic facade belies the bright and lofty interiors.
In the main living areas, dramatic ceilings soar and zigzag, accompanied by ample windows in an assortment of shapes and sizes. The dining area and kitchen—outfitted with marble cabinets, high-end appliances, an apron sink, and handle-free cabinets—float above the living room, which features a fireplace and access to one of multiple terraces with verdant views.
The 2,174-square-foot home holds three bedrooms and two and three quarter baths, including a master suite, plus an attached two-car garage. Last sold in 2017 for $1.23 million, it’s listed now with Alexander Barad of Nourmand and Associates for $1.619 million.
Comments
It’s ok, I was raised in a somewhat similar house which was at the time about as middle class as it gets. I think that although it’s in a great neighborhood I would hold out for something that had a view. It’s a nice family home in a nice neighborhood and that’s what it is
By mrjim1 on 11.13.19 2:54pm
That’s a really cool place.
By Topaz113 on 11.13.19 7:25pm
Not sure if this is a flip but they freshened up the interiors nicely. white paint does a lot. kitchen is nice. exterior is a little ratty looking. if someone tosses a cigarette out the window this house would catch fire fast
By LAoneWay on 11.14.19 6:08am
horrible – love child of the unabomber and karl marx.
By Prepare Your Angus on 11.14.19 6:19am
Lofty homes are expensive to heat/cool. I temporarily lived in one, and the electric bills were horrendous.
By Necco on 11.14.19 8:31am
Blah, blah, blah. Do you really fancy yourself the expert in here? You are GD tiresome.
By disqusted on 11.14.19 2:05pm
How precious. Jesus. Get a room with Mr. Jim.
By Necco on 11.14.19 7:49pm