Escher GuneWardena, Architects | House on Six Legs, 2010
Open House October 19th 1 - 4pm
2327 Ewing St
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Hovering above a sloping Silver Lake hillside, the House on Six Legs appears to levitate on five vine-covered piers. Its sharply angled façade aligns with both the reservoir view and height setbacks, while a dramatic cantilever shelters the carport and glass-enclosed stair below.
Inside, two parallel zones divide the plan: an open living, dining, and kitchen area balanced by four bedrooms and a spine of baths and utilities. At the rear, the floor meets the ground, extending to a tranquil patio and lap pool that connect the home to its landscape.
Completed in 2010 after five years of design and construction, this lakeside residence by Escher GuneWardena Architecture, the acclaimed duo known for restoring works by Lautner, Schindler, Paul Williams, and Charles & Ray Eames, distills mid-century Los Angeles ideals through contemporary precision.
Nearly 3,000 square feet of glass and dark wood create an interplay of light and structure. The kitchen, fitted with Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Bosch, flows seamlessly into the main living spaces, while the primary suite opens to sunsets framed by a movable wall.
Outdoors, native plantings, citrus trees, and terraces form layered gathering spaces. A firepit, built-in barbecue, and elevated deck extend the home’s geometry into the landscape, blurring house and horizon.
Tucked at the end of a Silver Lake cul-de-sac near LaMill Coffee and Botanica, the House on Six Legs stands among Los Angeles’ most distinctive modernist works, a study in lightness, restraint, and craft.
A special thank you to Brock & Lori. We appreciate you!
$2,595,000
4 Bed | 3 Bath
2,911 SF
7469 SF Lot
Listed by
Brock & Lori Harris
@brockandlori
Keller Williams Realty Los Feliz
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