Asking Price: $4,650,000

FIRST OFFERING! The Maslon/Engelman Residence, 1952: Dan Saxon Palmer, AIA with William Krisel had an enormous impact on the built environment of Southern California via their dramatic modernist tract subdivisions. Yet Palmer designed custom houses of great distinction too, as seen here in Bel Air. Meticulously conserved by the Engelmans, the house grew along with their family under Palmer's careful supervision. Boldly constructed of fieldstone, wood and glass all on one level, the residence offers a softer more organic contrast to the more machine age-modern houses designed for the Alexanders in Palm Springs and Woodland Hills. The structure is carefully planned to afford visual and auditory privacy from the street, while the open plan public spaces flow naturally through glass walls to mature asian-inspired gardens, patios, spa, and swimming pool.