Los Angeles

In the Malibou Lakeside community, near the trailheads and open space of Malibu Creek State Park, a newly built home belonging to musicians Chad Cromwell and Windy Wagner has been listed for $2.55 million. The couple’s careers have long moved through the worlds of recording, touring, film, and television.

Haven TeamMay 12, 2026 · 2 min read

In the hills of Studio City, a 1930s farmhouse brings together old Los Angeles character, creative history, and a recent design-forward renovation. The residence sits behind gates on a 10,000-square-foot street-to-street lot, offering seclusion, outdoor space, and room for future flexibility.

Haven TeamMay 12, 2026 · 2 min read

A Beverly Hills Post Office home brings a distinctive Hollywood and British entertainment history to a secluded canyon setting, with a long connection to writers, musicians, actors, and artists.

Haven TeamMay 12, 2026 · 2 min read

A former Malibu water tower has taken on a second life as one of the city’s more recognizable architectural homes. Originally built as a functional water tower and later transformed in the early 1980s by local architect Doug Rucker, the cylindrical residence now for sale is a modern coastal retreat that maintains its distinctive architectural form.

Haven TeamMay 11, 2026 · 2 min read

Located behind gates in the estate section of Beverly Crest in the Beverly Hills Post Office area, the Liebe Compound has been listed for $29.75 million. The newly completed Moroccan-modern property, designed by ANR Signature, was built as a serene retreat with an emphasis on wellness, relaxation, and nature.

Haven TeamMay 11, 2026 · 2 min read

The Van Dekker House is recognized as Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 974 and is among the more significant residential works tied to Southern California’s early modernist movement. Completed in 1940 by architect R.M. Schindler, the gated four-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Woodland Hills has been listed for $4.5 million.

Haven TeamMay 4, 2026 · 3 min read

Along Malibu’s storied coastline, this quintet of desirable homes captures the many ways the city lives with the sea. From the coveted sands of Malibu Road to gated bluffs between Paradise Cove and Escondido Beach, each address is shaped by privacy, light, and horizon-level views. Skylights, picture windows, and full-width decks frame sunrise-to-sunset perspectives reaching to Catalina, while a tranquil estate behind a private entrance offers curated landscaping and architectural charm. Together, they reflect Malibu at its most enduringly livable.

Across Ventura County’s orchard-dotted valleys and Malibu’s storied coastline, this quintet shares a devotion to privacy, acreage, and view-driven living. Several read as self-contained compounds, pairing main residences with the kind of supporting spaces that suit hosting, multi-generational rhythms, or even working land. Gardens and mature plantings lend a legacy feel, from olive and family orchards to manicured grounds. Heritage character appears throughout, thoughtfully updated where history runs deepest. One offering shifts the narrative to possibility: a rare, guard-gated view parcel poised for a custom estate.

Southern California’s luxury lifestyle is most compelling where architecture meets air, light, and landscape. This quintet traces that connection from a timeless Spanish estate in Brentwood to a privately gated Westlake Village compound built for mostly one-level living, then out to Malibu’s rare private sandy beaches. Across the five, indoor-outdoor design takes center stage through multi-slide and accordion doors, full-width decks, terraces, and covered outdoor rooms. Privacy, resort-style amenities, and statement primary suites anchor homes designed as serene retreats and effortless entertaining stages.