The Landsberg Residence by Burton Schutt
The Landsberg Residence at 2338 El Contento Drive is a 1954 mid-century post and beam home in the Hollywood Hills by architect Burton Schutt, best known for the Hotel Bel-Air. Built for a media mogul and off the market since the 1950s, it has a multi-sided form, walls of glass, a pool with city and ocean views and a separate guest house. Phil Missig of the Missig Team, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, listed the home.
About the Home
The home sits up a long, secluded gated driveway in the Hollywood Hills with ample parking. The main house has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths and a tranquil treehouse feel. A unique double-exposed fireplace anchors the living and dining areas, and the spacious eat-in kitchen includes a wood-burning rotisserie.
A separate private guest house has a sleeping loft, bathroom and kitchenette.
Clean lines, high ceilings and walls of glass define the architecture. The main house and guest house surround a large private pool with city and ocean views and remarkable sunsets.