Pierre Koenig’s Case Study House #21 Hits the Market

The iconic midcentury modern home, also called Bailey House, is for sale in the Hollywood Hills.

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Grant Mudford

Los Angeles landmark and modernist icon Case Study House #21, dubbed Bailey House, is for sale. Tucked into the Hollywood Hills, the steel-framed, midcentury-modern home was designed in 1958 by Pierre Koenig as part of Arts & Architecture magazine’s Case Study Program, which commissioned modern, reproducible housing that postwar, middle-class Americans could afford.

Koenig revisited the 1,280-square-foot project in the late 1990s to reverse a series of modifications and restore the home’s clean and functional open-plan layout. How much does an icon cost? At press time, the home was listed by Sotheby’s International Realty for $4.5 million.

Grant Mudford

Grant Mudford

Grant Mudford

Grant Mudford

Grant Mudford

View the listing on Sotheby’s here.

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Leah Ghazarian

Leah Ghazarian is a former senior associate editor.

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