Set on a ridge-top in Hollywood Hills West, the 2,100-square-foot house is a shining example of Wright's "integrated landscape" style, which blends indoor and outdoor elements. The 1949 home's interior spaces stretch through decked terraces and expansive windows. Jutted wood planks loom over the pavilion, and a massive stone fireplace counteracts the concrete slab floor in the living room.
The dwelling, located on a cul-de-sac in the celeb-stacked neighborhood, embraces a warm, wood-lined minimalism. An open plan great room anchors the 3,200-square-foot residence. The eat-in chef's kitchen (featuring with richly toned wood cabinetry) gives way to a fireplace-warmed living area bathed in sunlight from the floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors. Outdoor amenities accessed via the surrounding patios include a fire pit lounge and a swimming pool. An attached two-car garage rounds out the home's exterior perks.