Not too long ago I had the privilege of listing a home designed by Los Angeles Architect Ray Kieffer. (Raymond) Ray Kieffer was a popular architect among the wealthy in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s. Thought to be through a connection of Senator Frank Flint, the developer of Flintridge. Los Angeles architect Ray Kieffer received at least eight commissions to design large homes in the Italian, Spanish and English styles. In addition to these commissions he designed several spec homes in the area.
555 Meadow Grove, La Canada Flintridge
Other Los Angeles homes by Ray Kieffer were constructed in Beverly Hills, Windsor Square, San Marino, Beachwood Canyon, Canoga Park and Freemont Square.
There we so many beautiful architectural features in this home. But the living room was simply stunning, don’t you agree? If you appreciate fine architecture, click on the link to view the lifestyle real estate video.
A little more info regarding this architectural treasure: Majestically situated on over half an acre in the heart of Flintridge. This elegant and gracious home, impeccably updated, still maintains breathtaking old world charm. Architectural details also include – a dramatic brick veneer exterior, leaded glass windows, an elegant entry, and massive living room with beamed coffered ceiling and an impressive fireplace. The gourmet kitchen, recently remodeled, boasts Thermador and Miele appliances including dual dishwashers. Wine fridge, six burner range, and oversized refrigerator. French doors open to the grassy back yard with pool, built-in barbecue and outdoor fireplace. Additional features include a lounge with pub style bar, and outdoor pool bath with changing room.
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