The Elysian Park home was hand built by the current owner’s father, and it now features a terraced backyard, soothing organic finishes, and an edible garden.
Location: 710 Amador Street, Los Angeles, California
Price: $1,438,000
Year Built: 1966
Renovation Date: 2025
Renovation Architect: Studio Sinergia
Footprint: 1,594 square feet (3 Beds, 2.5 Baths)
Lot Size: 0.07 Acres
From the Agent: “Tucked into the lush, storied folds of Solano Canyon, Residence Amador emerges as a sanctuary, reimagining domestic life through a refined, soulful lens. Once a modest hillside dwelling, this home has undergone a complete metamorphosis led by Studio Sinergia. Step inside, and the narrative unfolds, an interior where wabi-sabi minimalism meets the warm cadence of a Spanish finca. It’s a home that whispers rather than shouts, defined by restraint and elemental beauty. The lighting palette has been carefully curated to evoke both material and mood, featuring pieces crafted from Kozo paper, jute, rattan, plaster, and aged metals. Outdoors, the grounds unfold like a landscape painting in motion: a shaded dining patio, a soft lawn anchored by a fruiting loquat, and an upper edible garden, all encircling a tranquil water feature. It’s a personal oasis designed for early-morning stillness, golden-hour dinners, and everything in between.”
The current owner’s father built the home by hand. The owner hired Studio Sinergia to renovate the home in tribute to his father’s work.
Virtually Here Studios
Virtually Here Studios
Virtually Here Studios
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