The Mace House stands as a testament to Lloyd Wright's architectural mastery, designed in 1959 for client John L. Mace. Perched strategically above the iconic Sunset Strip, this Mid-Century Modern gem was conceived during the height of California's post-war architectural boom. Wright brought his own distinctive vision to this Hollywood Hills project, creating a 1,442-square-foot residence that maximizes both intimate living and spectacular views. The home was positioned to take full advantage of its elevated site, carefully orientated to capture sweeping vistas while maintaining privacy through thoughtful landscaping and design.
Showcasing classic Mid-Century Modern principles through an expansive living room anchored by floor-to-ceiling windows. The home features a seamless indoor-outdoor flow that connects living areas to a sparkling pool, generous lounging areas, and a private view deck surrounded by a fully hedged yard, ensuring complete privacy. The original two-bedroom layout has been thoughtfully adapted, with one bedroom reimagined as a versatile open office/den/guest room. A recently renovated kitchen preserves the integrity of the original mid-century design while integrating modern conveniences. The two-car garage has been creatively converted into a flexible space with custom cabinetry. The property was recently sold in December 2024 for $2,965,000.
