Amenities
R.M. Schindler, Architect | The McAlmon Guest House, 1935. Moving away from ornament, Schindler ushered in a radical new architecture that emphasized interior space and three-dimensional form. Here in the Silver Lake hills, this stand-alone single-family home is separated from the main residence by a privacy fence and secluded garden, lending an intimate ambiance. Inside, living spaces are flooded with natural light, and warm wood floors contrast with crisp white walls. Original details have been preserved: brick fireplace in the living room, restored antique stove, and vintage light fixtures and hardware throughout. A respectful renovation includes a complete historic re-creation of the bathroom. One garage and one driveway space are included, with plenty of street parking for guests. Close to Rowena shops and restaurants like Little Pine and Blair's, plus Trader Joe's and Whole Foods.