1920s cottage in Beachwood Canyon seeks $975K

Dutch doors, hardwood floors, and a nice backyard

The cottage sits on a cul de sac.
Photos by Rancho Photos, courtesy of Brian Moore/Sotheby’s International Realty

Built in 1922, this nearly 1,200-square-foot cottage tucked into a cul de sac is a quaint and cute retreat in the hills of Beachwood Canyon.

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 6232 Glen Airy Drive is fronted by a red Dutch door. Inside, the colorful palette continues in the kitchen, bedecked in blue, green, and rust-colored tiles and outfitted with a farmhouse sink, an eat-in banquette, and a vintage O’Keefe and Merritt stove. Hardwood floors run throughout, and the living room holds beamed ceilings.

Behind the house is a brick patio and a backyard with a lawn, mature trees, and plentiful foliage that gives the space privacy.

The cottage is on the market for the first time on the market in more than 30 years. It’s listed for $975,000 with Brian Moore of Sotheby’s International Realty.

A colorful kitchen with a deep and spacious sink and an eat-in banquette.
The living room has beamed ceilings, and hardwood floors run throughout the house.
The backyard has an ample brick patio as well as grass and some privacy-providing trees.

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Comments

The definition of charmer. Beautiful.

By BingoWest on 07.15.19 12:22pm

Now that’s a beautiful kitchen!

By anthon40 on 07.15.19 12:29pm

I’ve owned an O’K&M stove- sweet!
No one loves a ‘cute cottage’ more than me…
That said, you sure don’t get much for a million bucks these days, huh?!
For a mill, I’d like a bit more than a tiny cottage on a tiny wedge shaped lot!

By iluvnyc on 07.15.19 1:13pm

What a charming little cottage and neighborhood, just bring a bottle of wine and a couple of fat joints and you’re good to go. I bet the owners drive an old VW bus

By mrjim1 on 07.15.19 1:35pm

Cute house. I’m not in love with the tile colors in the kitchen but I guess if you can spend $1 million for a little cottage you can change some tile.

By LAoneWay on 07.15.19 2:19pm

The photographer went crazy with their saturation tools.

By subaruwrx on 07.15.19 2:29pm

I was going to say, I feel like somebody dropped acid into my coffee looking at those photos. The HDR is off the charts!

By Greyvagabond on 07.15.19 5:51pm

I always think that HDR makes pictures look "juicy"

By mrjim1 on 07.15.19 6:33pm

Seeing it more and more, on TV too. Hate it!.

By Malibu boy on 07.22.19 8:56pm

I smell "street parking"…. that would be a deal-breaker for sure

By 7th and Filth on 07.15.19 7:04pm

(only saying that because I saw a really similar house up there 2 months ago with first-floor garage doors but it had been converted into a downstairs room, so no garage..). A real gem, otherwise.

By 7th and Filth on 07.15.19 7:11pm

It has a one car garage.

By Underling2 on 07.16.19 10:44am

I’ve been to this house. It’s the lowest priced home in the area but it’s a disaster. You can get twice the house for 1.2m which isn’t saying much…

By MonrovianSurfNutz911FAQ2Serious! on 07.16.19 8:34am

Unfortunately these folks obliterated the natural charm of this place with sensory overload. It looks like thrift shop heaven………or……..

By lanatik on 07.16.19 12:07pm

Yikes.

By enter ranting on 07.17.19 11:06am

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