One of Richard Neutra’s Largest Homes Lists for $4.1 Million

One of the largest homes designed by revered modernist architect Richard Neutra has hit the market for $4.1 million.

Located in Rancho Palos Verdes, just south of Los Angeles, the 5,200-square-foot residence occupies a prime hillside plot that boasts sweeping views of the Los Angeles basin and Santa Catalina Island. Completed in 1957 for prominent shipwright John Rados, the three-bedroom house features Neutra’s signature floor-to-ceiling windows and flexible living spaces along with a few nods to Rados’s seafaring connections.

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Porthole windows from Rados’s company, for instance, were integrated into the design, as were marine-grade mahogany beams that provide the otherwise streamlined interiors with a touch of warmth. Sliding glass doors lead to the 1.3-acre property’s pool deck (equipped with slide), which also includes a bar and lounge area.

The home is listed with Deasy Penner Podley.

A second-floor living area boasts a wraparound terrace and floating chimney. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley

The view over the Los Angeles basin stretches to Santa Catalina Island. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley

The ground-level living room opens to the pool area. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley

Stone walls grace one of the bedrooms. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley

The second-floor master bedroom has its own terrace and en suite bathroom. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley

The pool court features a bar area and slide. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley

An exterior staircase leads to the second-level terrace. Photo: Cameron Carothers/Courtesy Deasy Penner Podley