Silver Lake is an Eastside neighborhood of L.A. lined with coffee shops, artisanal boutiques, indie music venues, and eclectic homes, including those of great design allure. Among these architectural treasures is a striking 5,194-square-foot midcentury modern, built in 1969 and designed by Asian-American architect, Hai C. Tan.
Many creatives, from actress Andie Macdowell to ‘This Is Us’ showrunner Elizabeth Berger, have lived in the area, so it’s no shock this property has a notable owner, too. The Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Adam Feeney, best known as Frank Dukes, is asking $6.4 million for the residence. Dukes has worked with artists such as The Weeknd, Camila Cabello, Lorde, and Post Malone and helped create major pop hits like Havana, Better Now, Congratulations, and more. It’s safe to say his resume is stacked.
And, you can see how this house would appeal to a top player in the music industry. It has a media room and a two-story guest house that could be utilized for hosting musicians, writers, or other collaborators. Inside the main house and guest house, there’s a fresh and organic feel. The interiors exude a bright, neutral tone with clean lines and natural materials harmoniously connecting the structures and the lush landscape outside. The open floor plan is welcoming, sleek, and subtly glamorous in that suave, midcentury California-cool way. Plus, just imagine the acoustics.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, custom millwork, built-in cabinetry, and hidden storage reinforce the minimalist design. The chef’s kitchen showcases top-of-the-line Miele appliances and a spacious island, with sliding doors leading straight to the backyard oasis centered around a stunning pool. In total, there are six bedrooms to retreat to, with some tucked in the tree house-like guest home. Wherever you are, everything is beautifully composed.
Sheathed in greenery for optimal privacy, this celebrity home seems to hit all the right notes. Patricia Ruben of Sotheby’s International Realty holds the listing.
