Crosby Doe Associates, Inc.

Crosby Doe Associates, Inc. Since 1974, Crosby Doe has built a reputation focused on historic and architect-designed properties. It only has to be a home with design integrity.

Crosby Doe Associates has built a reputation representing and selling estates, historic and architectural residential properties in Southern California. For over a quarter of a century, CDA has celebrated intriguing design, from Arts & Crafts cottages to avant-garde contemporary estates. Client service, industry experience and exceptional consultation distinguish Crosby Doe Associates. Our portfolio includes a diverse array of residential properties-homes often exceeding our clients' expectations. The firm has represented properties designed by notable architects such as Wallace Neff, Richard Neutra, Harwell Hamilton Harris, Marston & Van Pelt, Rudolph Schindler, Frank Lloyd Wright, John Lautner, Charles Eames, Craig Ellwood, Thorton Abel, Pierre Koenig and Paul Williams. Contemporary representation includes the likes of Lorcan O'Herlihy, Frank Gehry, Eric Owen Moss, Steven Ehrlich and Stephen Kanner. A Crosby Doe Associates property need not be built by a famous architect. Beyond the greater Los Angeles area, our core team has significant experience in key markets throughout the region. From Pasadena to Palm Springs and Santa Barbara to San Diego , we possess an intimate knowledge of these neighborhoods and their homes; we also have a keen grasp of the overall real estate market and its ever-changing landscaping. For more information, please download our CDA brochure. Or feel free to call us anytime at 310.275.2222.

Richard Neutra and Michael MaltzanWorld-Class Modernist Compound, 1953, 20093947 Markridge Rd, La Crescenta, CA 91214$5,...
09/28/2026

Richard Neutra and Michael Maltzan
World-Class Modernist Compound, 1953, 2009
3947 Markridge Rd, La Crescenta, CA 91214
$5,750,000
Jett Gelber 310-801-1730

3947 Markridge Road is one of Southern California’s great modernist compounds. Residences by Richard Neutra and Michael Maltzan bring two distinct eras of architectural design together on approximately 5.7 private acres, with succulent gardens, mountain and city skyline views, and a 50-foot Johnston Vidal lap pool. Built in 1953 for Dorothy Serulnic, the two-bedroom residence embodies quintessential Neutra design, with walls of glass, a stone fireplace, original built-ins and a seamless connection to the outdoors, opening directly onto a flat lawn.
Completed in 2009, Maltzan’s Pittman/Dowell Residence takes a seven-sided form around an interior courtyard. Its unexpected angles and flowing spaces make the house feel as though it is always in motion, each turn revealing a carefully composed relationship between light, space and landscape. Maltzan himself has referred to it as the most perfect structure he has ever built. The current owner added an 875-square-foot Maltzan-designed addition incorporating a second bedroom with subterranean access to preserve the original structure’s design, along with the pool and a separate cabin designed by Mariah O’Brien Interiors and Mind Tree Arts. For someone who loves architecture, this is a rare opportunity to make a home among two extraordinary works, with the space and seclusion to enjoy each on its own terms.






Just Listed: Cliff May DesignThe Robert & Alice Power Residence, 196387 Vientos Road, Camarillo CA 93010$2,360,000Marie ...
09/25/2026

Just Listed: Cliff May Design
The Robert & Alice Power Residence, 1963
87 Vientos Road, Camarillo CA 93010
$2,360,000

Marie and Hunter Wryn 310-779-3254
Hunter Wryn 310-567-0713
Crosby Doe 310-428-6755

As a developer, noted lifelong local resident Robert Power understood the site was key to comfortable living in Camarillo. For his own new house, he carefully selected a premier ocean facing lot in Los Posas Estates. It is on the brow of the hill, cooled by ocean breezes. and just a short golf cart ride to Las Posas Country Club of which he was a charter member. Deeply rooted in the California tradition, Power selected Cliff May to design the house. While still on the drafting boards, one of the insiders in Cliff May’s office wrote that when completed the house would be “a Cliff May Classic”, and it is. No wonder that it was picked up by Architectural Digest shortly after completion. Today, after 63 years, the residence still retains its design integrity and historic fabric.

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The purist will joyfully discover that even the kitchen and baths are unaltered. The program is carefully designed to accommodate a casual indoor-outdoor lifestyle where the outdoors is literally brought in with the original glass enclosed swimming pool. The approximately one acre walled and gated grounds now include a generous parking plaza, horse stalls and corral, chicken/duck pavilion, amphitheater, water feature, fruit and citrus orchard, mature trees, and waterwise plantings. Residence includes entry, open plan living room, dining room and kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, den/study, laundry, carport, and storage.

Just Listed: Tom Marble, ArchitectTattuplex, 20122383 Loma Vista Place, Los Angeles, CA 90039$2,800,000Ilana Gafni 310...
09/11/2026

Just Listed: Tom Marble, Architect
Tattuplex, 2012
2383 Loma Vista Place, Los Angeles, CA 90039
$2,800,000
Ilana Gafni 310-779-7497

Published in Dwell, Los Angeles Times and appears in the Sixth Edition of Gebhard and Winters’ An Architectural Guidebook to Los Angeles, where it is described as a “remote hillside shrine.” The two-level duplex was conceived through an ongoing conversation between architect Tom Marble and owner Tim Tattu.

Its custom prefab steel-frame and concrete structure follows a double-hexagon plan, creating a natural flow through an otherwise complex geometry. The initial plan was pushed and pulled through multiple studies, reaching its final form 95 variations later. The result is a building that feels deeply rooted to its site. Rooms open onto terraces and wide, framed views of the surrounding landscape, while shifts in level create a sense of discovery throughout the house. That same attention extends to the interior.

Much of the furniture is integral to the architecture: custom Douglas fir cabinetry, shelving, desks and storage were designed specifically for the house and its geometry. A sculptural dining table by Vincent Pocsik sits naturally within this language of custom furnishings. Artwork by Pae White, artist and partner of Tom Marble, adds another layer to a house shaped from its inception by architecture, art and design.

In 2016, Tattuplex was awarded the best Small Multi-Family Residential Building Award by the AIA. Initially designed to function as a multi-family residence, it can also function as a single-family compound depending on need. Nearly every major room opens to a view of the Silver Lake reservoir and the hills beyond. Many of the custom indoor and outdoor furnishings are being included with the sale.

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--Cancelled-- Open: Sunday, Sept 6, 3-5pmHighland Park Bungalow4747 Baltimore St, Los Angeles, CA 900422 Bed / 2 Bath | ...
09/05/2026

--Cancelled-- Open: Sunday, Sept 6, 3-5pm
Highland Park Bungalow
4747 Baltimore St, Los Angeles, CA 90042
2 Bed / 2 Bath | 997 sf | 2,151 sf lot
$985,000
Michael D. Phillips
310-927-9189

4747 Baltimore Street sits on a quiet street on a hillside very close to prime York Boulevard in Highland Park. The two-bedroom, two-bath bungalow is a seven-minute walk from Kumquat, Fondry Bakery, Belle’s, Joy, the Hermosillo, vintage shopping and the entire vibrant scene along the boulevard. Occidental College is just 0.6 miles away, a few blocks north of York.

The house was expanded and renovated from 2020 to early 2021. The current owner repaired and enhanced the foundation and performed seismic retrofit shortly after purchasing the property. A final upgrade, the standing seam metal roof, was completed in 2025. Downstairs, the sunny primary bedroom opens onto the tiered 1,000+ square foot deck, which steps down the hillside and features a well-concealed & spacious outdoor storage closet.

Each floor has its own mini-split for heating and cooling, for maximum efficiency. On the open-plan main floor, a bifold glass door opens to the view and another terrace, perfect for outdoor dining. At the quiet rear of the structure, the westerly views encompass sky, palm trees, and houses tucked into the greenery. In the evenings, light filters into both floors and settles across the decks as the sun drops behind the hills. In sum, a quiet sanctuary just blocks from one of Northeast Los Angeles’ most appealing neighborhoods.
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W. Scott Warwick, DesignerMr & Mrs W. Scott Warwick Residence, 1949Open: Saturday, Sept 5, 1-4pm$7,500 Lease5715 Satsuma...
09/03/2026

W. Scott Warwick, Designer
Mr & Mrs W. Scott Warwick Residence, 1949
Open: Saturday, Sept 5, 1-4pm
$7,500 Lease
5715 Satsuma Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91601

Marie T Wryn 310-779-3254
Hunter A Wryn 310-567-0713


Designed and built by W. Scott Warwick as his own residence. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom mid century sanctuary embodies the optimistic spirit of post-war California modernism. Hidden behind a private wall and gated frontage, the home operates as an entirely inward-looking sanctuary, insulated from the outside world in absolute privacy perfect for artists, writers, and creatives seeking peace and tranquility. The main living and dining zones are flooded with light through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows, connecting seamlessly to a curated kitchen featuring vintage cabinetry and a sunny herb bay window. Emphasizing a true mid-century lifestyle, every bedroom offers direct access to a completely secluded outdoor oasis. Outside, an expansive wood deck and swimming pool anchored by a vintage diving board and an integrated baja shelf all framed by lush greenery. This home stands as a pristine, timeless expression of 1949 modern living. Property is currently unfurnished but can be delivered furnished for an additional charge.
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Clarence J. Smale, ArchitectCity of Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #861130 N Catalina Street, Los Angeles CA, 9...
08/27/2026

Clarence J. Smale, Architect
City of Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #861
130 N Catalina Street, Los Angeles CA, 90004
Crosby Doe 310-428-6755
$2,100,000 | 4 Bed / 3 Bath | 3,103 sf | 7,779 sf lot

This house was designed by noted architect Clarence J. Smale, AIA, and drafted by pioneering architect Edith Northman, one of the first licensed female architects in the United States.

Constructed during Los Angeles’ golden era of building in the 1920’s, the residence displays the scale, function, and comfort of a bygone era while still affording a gracious contemporary lifestyle today. The house is officially recognized as a classic of the Mediterranean Revival Style, and has been designated City of Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #861. Additionally the property has been accepted into the Mills Act tax program; providing the new owner significant tax advantages to assist with future restoration and repairs.

Original historic fabric includes: French Doors, period light fixtures, hardwood floors, crown moldings, and a real wood-burning fireplace incorporated into the stepdown living room. Additionally, the residence features a formal dining room, a breakfast room and butler’s pantry, and sunroom. A classic sleeping porch overlooks the rear garden, where a vine-covered pergola and garage offer opportunities for outdoor living, creative space, or a home office.

Open House Sun 8/23 1-4pmW. Scott Warwick, DesignerMr & Mrs W. Scott Warwick Residence, 19495715 Satsuma Ave, North Holl...
08/21/2026

Open House Sun 8/23 1-4pm
W. Scott Warwick, Designer
Mr & Mrs W. Scott Warwick Residence, 1949
5715 Satsuma Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91601
$7,500 Lease
Marie T Wryn 310-779-3254
Hunter A Wryn 310-567-0713


Designed and built by W. Scott Warwick as his own residence. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom mid century sanctuary embodies the optimistic spirit of post-war California modernism. Hidden behind a private wall and gated frontage, the home operates as an entirely inward-looking sanctuary, insulated from the outside world in absolute privacy perfect for artists, writers, and creatives seeking peace and tranquility.

The main living and dining zones are flooded with light through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows, connecting seamlessly to a curated kitchen featuring vintage cabinetry and a sunny herb bay window. Emphasizing a true mid-century lifestyle, every bedroom offers direct access to a completely secluded outdoor oasis. Outside, an expansive wood deck and swimming pool anchored by a vintage diving board and an integrated baja shelf all framed by lush greenery. This home stands as a pristine, timeless expression of 1949 modern living. Property is currently unfurnished but can be delivered furnished for an additional charge.

FOR LEASE: Privately situated above the street at the end of a secure, semi-private drive shared with only one neighbori...
08/19/2026

FOR LEASE:

Privately situated above the street at the end of a secure, semi-private drive shared with only one neighboring residence, this updated 1955 Mid-Century home occupies a commanding hilltop setting in the Sherman Oaks foothills, with exceptional quiet and unobstructed 180-degree views across the valley to the surrounding mountains.
4 bedrooms residence, primary suite includes an unusually substantial custom walk in dressing room with extensive built in storage.

12,500/mo

3710 Glenridge Dr
Los Angeles CA 91423

Pets are welcome. Professional pool service and weekly gardening are provided and paid by the landlord. Tenant is responsible for standard utilities and required to maintain renters liability insurance.

Listed by Lora Brudniak Lora Brudniak

08/19/2026

William Adams, FAIA
The Mahler/Adams Residence, 1924-1998
10335 Oletha Lane, Bel Air, CA 90077
$1,495,000

Veronika Sznajder Veronika S. 305-849-2735
Robert Moore Robert Moore 646-918-4360

While “space for creative living” is overused in the real estate industry, the proclamation is an apt description of the Mahler/Adams House, 1924-1998, by architect William Adams. Noted as the long-time studio and residence of sculptor Anna Mahler, Adams made the space his own by daringly removing the living, dining, kitchen, and bedroom walls and ceilings, and opening the roof. The result is an inspiring new space for modern Canyon living. The warm, high-ceilinged, wood-beamed live/workspace with fireplace flows seamlessly into a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dining banquette, and bedrooms. An oversized hillside sundeck, sheltered by a canopy of shade trees, affords sylvan canyon vistas, making it the perfect place to unwind or host friends. The carport, parking pad and driveway allow for off-street parking for up to 6 cars. The Mahler/Adams Residence offers an artful blend of rich, bohemian history and warm contemporary architectural significance.

Photographs Jim Simmons

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