Midcentury home by A. Quincy Jones lists for the first time in Crestwood Hills
This is arguably A. Quincy Jones’s finest mid-century modern dwelling.
Built for the original owners in 1950, the Grant House – located in the exclusive architectural enclave of Brentwood’s Crestwood Hills – measures 1,951 square feet and sits on just over 9,000 square feet of flat land.
Jones is known for designing homes with expansive interiors, efficient floor plans, and a connection with their natural surroundings. 815 Bramble Way opens to reveal an interior in harmony with the architect’s original design vision.
Notable features throughout the three-bedroom, two-bathroom house include concrete blocks, exposed beam ceilings, clerestory windows, and Douglas Fir plywood paneled walls.
Mills Act eligible, it’s a magnificent restoration opportunity for modernists to update and live in a legendary home.
The home is listed by Max Nelson, seeking $2.450 million.
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