Historic homes
Los Feliz is home to landmark houses by architects including Frank Lloyd Wright, Lloyd Wright and Richard Neutra, alongside Storybook cottages and Mid-Century Modern homes. This map shows 31 houses recognized by the City of Los Angeles as Historic-Cultural Monuments, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, or documented by the LA Conservancy.
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1924 to 1926 · Los Feliz Hills
Ennis House
Read the full story →1927 to 1929 · Los Feliz Hills
Lovell House
Read the full story →1928 · The Oaks
Samuel-Novarro House
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Sowden House
Read the full story →1947 · Los Feliz Knolls
Sam and Jane Taylor House
Read the full story →1921 · Franklin Hills
Paul Lauritz House
Read the full story →1928 to 1952 · Franklin Hills
John and Myra Van Pelt Estate
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1928 · Lloyd Wright · Mayan Revival / Wrightian
Lloyd Wright designed this 1928 residence in a Mayan Revival style related to his textile block houses nearby. Its stepped massing and patterned concrete blocks echo the geometric ornament found across his other Los Angeles work.
5601-5609 Valley Oak Drive and 2255 Verde Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #130
1922
This 1922 house in The Oaks is attributed to architect Lloyd Wright in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
2150-2158 Live Oak Drive and 5423 Black Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #521
1938
This 1938 house is attributed to architect Lawrence B. Clapp in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
5730 West Spring Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #1080
No construction year, architect, or architectural style is documented for this house in its Historic Cultural Monument record. It stands as a designated monument in The Oaks.
5863 West Tuxedo Terrace, 90068 · HCM #1094
No construction year, architect, or architectural style is documented for this house in its Historic Cultural Monument record. It stands as a designated monument in The Oaks.
5867 West Tuxedo Terrace, 90068 · HCM #1031
1933 · Hacienda
This 1933 house is attributed to architects Alvan Edward Norstrom and Milton Lawrence Anderson in local research. Its Hacienda style and name are documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
5689 Holly Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #1188
1923
This 1923 house is attributed to architect Frances William Vreeland in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
2207 North Fern Dell Place and 2206 North Live Oak Drive East, 90068 · HCM #1121
1930
This 1930 house is attributed to architect W.C. Tanner in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
2249 Mountain Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #301
This house is attributed to architect Gregory Ain in local research. No construction year or architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
5642 Holly Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #260
1937
This 1937 house is attributed to architect Gregory Ain in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
5670 Holly Oak Drive, 90068 · HCM #840
2 houses
1921 · Craftsman
Built around 1921, this Craftsman style house has no architect documented in its designation record. Its Historic Cultural Monument status recognizes the building itself, with a local historical marker noting its neighborhood significance.
3955 Clayton Avenue, 90027 · HCM #784
1928 to 1952 · Storybook
John A. Van Pelt built this Storybook style estate in stages between 1928 and 1952, acting as his own architect and builder. The house incorporates salvaged ship parts and clinker brick reclaimed from a demolished cable car line.
2141-49 Lyric Avenue, 90027 · HCM #1249
12 houses
1924 to 1926 · Frank Lloyd Wright · Mayan Revival / textile-block
Built from Frank Lloyd Wright's Mayan Revival textile block system, this is the largest of his four textile block houses in Los Angeles. Construction ran through the mid 1920s, producing a stepped, patterned concrete facade unlike any other house in the area.
2607 Glendower Avenue, 90027 · HCM #149 · National Register
1927 to 1929 · Richard Neutra · International Style
Richard Neutra designed this International Style residence as one of the first steel frame houses in the region, completed in the late 1920s. Its cantilevered decks and glass walls were featured in a defining 1932 exhibition on modern architecture.
4616 Dundee Drive, 90027 · HCM #123 · National Register
1966 · Mid-Century Modern
This Mid Century Modern house dates to 1966 and is attributed to architect Edward Fickett in local research. It stands as a later addition to Los Feliz Heights, built decades after most of the neighborhood's designated monuments.
4520 Dundee Drive, 90027 · HCM #674
1949
This 1949 house is attributed to architect Richard Neutra in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
2622 Glendower Avenue, 90027 · HCM #812
This house is attributed to architect Paul R. Williams in local research. No construction year or architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
4791 Cromwell Avenue, 90027 · HCM #913
This house is attributed to architect A.F. Leicht in local research. No construction year or architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
4784 West Cromwell Avenue, 90027 · HCM #1117
1926
This 1926 house is attributed to architect Milton R. Sutton in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
2640-2656 North Aberdeen Avenue, 90027 · HCM #1171
1924 · Storybook
This 1924 house is attributed to architect Rufus Buck in local research, and sits in a block that a city survey describes as Storybook in style. It represents the neighborhood's Storybook architecture alongside its more common period revival homes.
2574 Glendower Avenue, 90027 · HCM #1069
This house is attributed to architect Wallace Neff in local research. No construction year or architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
4519 West Cockerham Drive and 2441 North Vermont Avenue, 90027 · HCM #916
1928
This 1928 house is attributed to architect Harry Hayden Whiteley in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
1950 North Edgemont Street, 90027 · HCM #1068
1927
This 1927 house is attributed to architect Harry B. Aarens in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
2208 North Catalina Street, 90027 · HCM #1061
No construction year, architect, or architectural style is documented for this house in its Historic Cultural Monument record. It stands as a designated monument in Los Feliz Heights.
2531 North Catalina Street, 90027 · HCM #689
2 houses
1947 · J.R. Davidson, garden by Garrett Eckbo · Mid-Century Modern
J.R. Davidson designed this 1947 Mid Century Modern residence, with grounds by Garrett Eckbo. The pairing of architect and grounds designer is documented in the house's Historic Cultural Monument record.
3235-3247 West Waverly Drive, 90027 · HCM #1216
The Elliot House's official address is 4237 Newdale Drive, though a separate city survey describes an architecturally significant house at a different nearby address. Research could not confirm these are the same building.
4237 Newdale Drive, 90027 · HCM #690
1 house
No construction year, architect, or architectural style is documented for this house in its Historic Cultural Monument record. It stands as a designated monument in Los Feliz Village.
4406 Kingswell Avenue, 90027 · HCM #1132
4 houses
1926 to 1927 · Lloyd Wright · Mayan Revival / textile-block
Lloyd Wright designed this 1926 house in the Mayan Revival textile block style he used across Los Feliz. A stepped pyramid facade wraps around a central courtyard, forming one of the most distinctive plans among his textile block houses.
5121 Franklin Avenue, 90027 · HCM #762 · National Register
1928
This 1928 house is attributed to architect Arthur W. Larson in local research. It sits directly on Los Feliz Boulevard rather than one of the neighborhood's hillside streets.
5470 West Los Feliz Boulevard, 90027 · HCM #997
1924
This 1924 house is attributed to architect David F. Picken in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
4773 West Los Feliz Boulevard, 90027 · HCM #1113
1922
This 1922 house is attributed to the architecture firm Gable and Wyant in local research. No architectural style is documented in its Historic Cultural Monument record.
5060 Los Feliz Boulevard, 90027 · HCM #1190
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