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HomeBrentwoodColor and Character Revive a 1959 Mid-Century Home in Mandeville Canyon, Brentwood

Color and Character Revive a 1959 Mid-Century Home in Mandeville Canyon, Brentwood

2633 Mandeville Canyon Road
The exterior of the mid-century structure. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

As trends shift away from minimalism and quiet luxury, homeowners are craving something with more authenticity. The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom “Elliot House” was once a mid-century icon in Mandeville Canyon. It has since been revived as a character-filled escape from the city, developed by ERA Homes and designed by Obermeyer Architecture. 2633 Mandeville Canyon Rd is listed by Jacqueline Gunn with Douglas Elliman.

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The dining space with statement wallpaper. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

Brimming with personality and color in every corner, this home is intended for those who want a house that actually feels like a home. The original 1959 bones frame this light-filled residence, and there are several hints of homage to its mid-century construction. Each room has been designed to reflect a distinct vision, emphasizing the different spaces rather than one area blending into the next.

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The light blue kitchen with vintage details. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

Seafoam blue walls give the kitchen an unexpected hit of color, while keeping the space light and bright. A dark marble countertop brings some visual weight, paired with rustic gold hardware that adds an unexpected vintage quality. It strikes a balance between polished and comfortable, making the kitchen feel cozy yet fresh.

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The living room with vaulted ceilings. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

In the living room, vaulted ceilings and exposed wood beams draw attention to the home’s original architectural character. A stone fireplace anchors the room, with hardwood floors running throughout. Painted trim around the doors adds a crisp contrast. Through the doorways, glimpses of the surrounding rooms reveal a different wallpaper in each, reinforcing the home’s playful approach to design.

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The soft pink, retro bedroom. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

Each bedroom is its own en-suite, with interiors that look like a mood board come to life. Nostalgic charm and pastel colors give each suite its own point of view. The bathrooms are equally eye-catching, with each one taking on a distinct personality of its own.

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The outdoor space with a custom deck. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

The exterior is extremely private, with a hill behind the entertaining patio creating a natural sense of separation from the surroundings. A custom deck frames the hot tub, tucked into mature landscaping. Beyond the patio, a grassy lawn opens up the property and provides another place to gather outdoors.

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A sitting room with the signature blue walls. Photos by: Madeline Tolle

Jacqueline Gunn of Douglas Elliman says, “The Westside market has been craving inventory that feels truly elevated. There’s a growing wave of buyers waiting for something with actual perspective, warmth, and originality — something that feels collected rather than manufactured. This is that home.”

Listing: 2633 Mandeville Canyon Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90049 [Douglas Elliman]

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