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HomeHollywood HillsA Historic Property by Rudolph Schindler Overlooks the San Fernando Valley

A Historic Property by Rudolph Schindler Overlooks the San Fernando Valley

3580 Multiview Drive Los Angeles
The 1946 construction with exposed wood beams. Photo via Zillow.

Hovering above Studio City, an architectural icon is hidden just off of Mulholland Drive. This 1946 masterpiece was crafted by Rudolph Schindler. With four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the early mid-century home includes 3,549 square feet of living space. Priced at $5,995,000, 3580 Multiview Dr, Los Angeles, is listed by Cooper Mount and Hanna Ginsberg at Carolwood Estates.

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A view of the unique, geometric exterior. Photo via Zillow.

Known as the Kallis-Sharlin Residence, this structure is one of the early examples of modernism in the Hollywood Hills. Rudolph Schindler built several homes that changed the landscape of Los Angeles architecture. As a designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument, this property is undoubtedly one of his most influential.

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The interior is connected to the outdoors through walls of windows. Photo via Zillow.

Designed for artist and film art director Mischa Kallis, the home was shaped around the experience of living and creating within the landscape. Its stepped layout follows the slope of the site, with connected indoor and outdoor spaces that open directly onto the terrain.

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The living space includes countless original architectural features. Photo via Zillow.

The fluid structure lends itself to an artistic retreat, allowing the boundaries between work, relaxation, and creativity to remain open and flexible. Large glass panels maximize natural light and views, while concrete, wood, and stone are used to echo the surrounding tones and textures.

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The dining space is illuminated with sunlight from clerestory windows. Photo via Zillow.

The composition introduces unconventional angles and a continuous sense of movement between spaces, with a distinctive butterfly roof that channels light deep into the interior. Warm timber finishes, including mahogany and Douglas fir, add depth and visually ground the space. The home also includes four stone fireplaces and countless period built-ins.

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The bathroom with a a mahogany soaking tub and green tilework. Photo via Zillow.

For luxurious living, there is a spa-like steam shower and a mahogany soaking tub. Modern upgrades include central air conditioning and heat, including a climate-controlled underground storage space. The home has been updated to suit current standards without losing an inch of its original character and charm.

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The home perched on the hillside, overlooking the valley. Photo via Zillow.

Portions of the exterior are wrapped in grape-stake cladding, helping the house blend into its wooded surroundings while adding privacy. The grounds also include a private bocce court, along with a fully modernized swimming pool and jacuzzi set within a large patio designed for outdoor entertaining.

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The modernized pool and patio area behind the home. Photo via Zillow.

From the unconventional angles to the extensive use of glass, this home is a modernist composition with striking geometry. It is a truly unique property with a rich history and one-of-a-kind construction. As a work of Rudolph Schindler, the house reflects his broader exploration of site-responsive modernism in the Hollywood Hills.

Listing: 3580 Multiview Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 [Carolwood Estates]

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