A Rare Architectural Gem in the Burbank Hills Perched high in the coveted Burbank Hills, this iconic Mid-Century Modern residence is a masterwork designed by architect Frank Larson—an exceedingly rare offering that exemplifies the purity of the era’s design. Boldly modern yet harmoniously integrated into its natural surroundings, the home showcases an iconic butterfly roofline, original breeze block accents, and a composition of period-authentic details that reflect timeless sophistication. Tucked near the top of prestigious Country Club Drive, this enclave is renowned for its architectural diversity, sense of privacy, and serene atmosphere—offering a true escape from the city’s pace while maintaining effortless access to the best of Burbank and Los Angeles. The top floor is a dramatic statement in form and function: soaring, angled ceilings create volume and light in the expansive living room, which opens seamlessly to a full-width balcony with sweeping views. A striking double-sided iron fireplace anchors both the living space and the formal dining room, which overlooks a tranquil, secluded yard and patio. The kitchen—tastefully updated with stone countertops and high-end appliances—strikes a perfect balance between contemporary functionality and respect for the home’s architectural heritage. The mid-level offers four spacious bedrooms, ideal for restful retreats or refined home office setups. Additional features include a private gym, a wine cellar, and a three-car garage—all contributing to the elevated lifestyle this residence affords. This is more than a home—it's a rare opportunity to inhabit a piece of architectural history, re imagined for modern living.

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