Richard Neutra’s Sale House in Los Angeles Lists for $4.75 Million

On the market for $4.75 million, The Sale House is a residence designed by Richard Neutra in 1960, located in Crestwood Hills, Los Angeles. This two-bedroom, two-bath home, originally constructed for Elsa and Robert Sale, covers 1,700 square feet on a 1.02-acre lot at 1531 North Tigertail Road. Peter Galliaert, a Belgian art collector and real estate developer, acquired the property in 2021 from chef Daniel Humm. The residence features original Neutra light fixtures, period details, and high-quality furnishings, including a 1920s Neutra chair and Frank Gehry's "Wiggle" side chair. A restoration by Escher GuneWardena Architecture and GW Design in 2021 updated the kitchen and lighting while maintaining Neutra's original design. Listing agents Ernie Carswell and Spencer Daley emphasize the home's pristine condition and its harmonious connection to the landscape, showcasing views of mountain ridges, trees, and the Pacific Ocean. The price has been lowered from $5.3 million earlier this year and nearly $8 million last summer. Crestwood Hills is renowned for its mid-century modern architecture.