The original 1-story craftsman style home was first built in 1941 by trailblazing architect, Edith Northman. Originally from Denmark, she moved to the United States in 1914 making history as one of Southern California's first female architects, as well as the first female architect to be registered in Los Angeles. In an effort to preserve her artistry, the original dwelling remains intact with the second-floor addition respectively setback.

 

Keeping with Northman’s original New England style aesthetic, the home features bat and board siding, chiseled brick, craftsman windows and doors, and traditional millwork juxtaposed with modern amenities.