The Radius House, a unique architectural masterpiece, has hit the market for a $7.2 million.
The ground-up project was designed by Pentagon, which is an innovative architectural design studio that prides itself on exploring the relationship that people have with the buildings and environments they inhabit. The 3,700-square-foot house features four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms and is listed on the market by Engel & Völkers Santa Monica. In recent years, the real estate advisery has become known for listing out-of-the-box homes.
Located on Milwood Avenue in Venice, the exterior of the house has curb appeal with its funky design that flaunts luxurious curves and crisp angles. The compelling shape is tied together with large windows throughout the house that brings light into the space. The spacious home features a sleek kitchen with a large center island that is to die for and a room perfect for a home office or gym.
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The interior beautifully flows into the central courtyard that wraps around three sides of the house. What's more, the masterful landscaping by Sarita Jaccard Design helps bring life to the property. In the back and final side of the property, the area features a raised Basalt slab that contains a pool, sundeck and fireplace. The unique design choice was conceptualized as a “bento box” of relaxing backyard activities, providing the owner with a less cluttered feel to their space.
While the Radius House is on the market, it will temporarily serve as a conceptual exhibition named Salon. Curated by Noemi Polo, the home will feature pieces from renowned international artists and designers. The property is in collaboration with luxury brands that convey a modern Los Angeles lifestyle. While on display, the furniture and decor will allow guests to envision the residential future for this property. To complete the space, Race Service will be selecting a vehicle that perfectly represents Venice’s car culture to fill the garage. The property is an exciting homage to Angeleno culture and is equally an art piece and a home.
The home is inviting with all the fantastic natural light that comes in and is further warmed up by heated concrete floors, pops of oak and a high-quality grand staircase that wraps around the whole house. Interested home buyers can learn more by booking an appointment with Engel & Völkers Santa Monica.
Photography by: Eric Staudenmaier
