Silver Lake Architectural with Reservoir Views

Architecturally significant Silver Lake home connected to Richard Neutra and Dick Lowry, featuring reservoir views, strong natural light, and versatile production spaces. Located in the highly desirable Moreno Highlands neighborhood of Silver Lake, this distinctive 1929 Spanish residence was later reimagined through the influence of renowned modernist architect Richard Neutra and architect/designer Dick Lowry. The result is a rare blend of classic Spanish character and thoughtful modernist spatial design—ideal for film, television, editorial, and commercial shoots seeking authentic Los Angeles architectural history. The approximately 2,600 sq ft home offers multiple shoot environments including a dramatic wood-paneled living room with fireplace, open dining spaces, creative studio areas, and bedrooms with elevated views. Large windows throughout the property provide beautiful natural light and sweeping views of the Silver Lake Reservoir and surrounding hills. Outdoor spaces include a private front patio, a lush backyard with mature landscaping, and two outdoor decks that works well for lifestyle shoots. There is access to film in the following areas: • (2) spacious living rooms • Dining room • Kitchen with banquet breakfast nook • (2) outdoor decks overseeing Silver Lake reservoir views • (1) front patio • Lush backyard • Downstairs primary bedroom, bathroom, outdoor deck, and closet • Secondary bedroom lightly furnished with bathroom for crew -or- additional filming area Location Features: • Architecturally notable home with Neutra design influence • Spanish architecture with modernist interior elements • Reservoir and hillside views • Wood paneled living room with fireplace • Large windows with natural light throughout the day • Private backyard with greenery • Primary suite with private deck • Creative studio/work spaces • Quiet Silver Lake residential setting Production Logistics: • 3 bathrooms available for crew use • On-site parking for 2 vehicles (1 garage + 1 driveway) • Free street parking • Street is narrow (typical Silver Lake hillside street) • Additional easier parking at the Redcliff & Landa intersection for crew vehicles • Garage available for staging or equipment • Flexible interior layout for production flow • Multiple holding/staging areas possible • Ceilings height range 8.5'-9' Parking Notes: Redcliff is a narrower residential street typical of the neighborhood, but productions typically use the wider street parking available at the nearby Redcliff & Landa intersection for additional crew parking and grip vehicles.