Vintage homes for sale & real estate in California, CA

Vintage Home for sale in California, CA:

Spacious, comfortable, and made for gathering, this single-level Sierra Madre home offers a flexible floor plan which includes 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms measuring approximately 2,303 square feet of living space and situated on a generous 9,395-square-foot lot. A formal living room welcomes you into the home, while the large open family room, dining area, and kitchen create a relaxed central space where everyone can come together. Hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and updated windows and sliding doors fill the space with natural light. The open-concept kitchen provides plenty of counter and cabinet space, a convenient built-in desk, and new high-end appliances installed in 2026. Located tow

Vintage Home for sale in California, CA:

Beautifully Updated 5-Bedroom Home with Large Backyard — Minutes from Downtown Burbank, NoHo & Universal Studios Space, location and turnkey living come together at 6313 Willowcrest Avenue. This beautifully updated and remodeled 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom North Hollywood home features approximately 2,182 sq. ft. of versatile living space on a generous approximately 7,000-sq. -ft. lot, set on a quiet residential street. Inside, the bright, spacious floor plan provides plenty of room to spread out. A distinctive step-down living room adds character, while five bedrooms and four bathrooms provide exceptional flexibility for guests, home offices, hobbies, creative spaces or a variety of

Vintage Home for sale in California, CA:

The Judge & Jeannie Anderson Residence, Aaron G. Green FAIA (1959). An oceanfront estate property of nearly 3.5 acres with magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean, Abalone Cove, and Catalina Island. One of Frank Lloyd Wright's most talented and original disciples, Green ran his own distinguished practice while serving as Wright's West Coast representative from 1951 until the elder architect died in 1959. The Anderson Residence is one of Green's finest works- an important and almost entirely intact example of his Organic Modernism. "True, there is a roof overhead, and there are walls and mullions supporting it, " Curtis Besinger wrote for House Beautiful Magazine (1963). &quot