3268 Wrightwood Drive in Photos

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An original architectural drawing by the architect, William E. Mader.

The home looks today much as it did when built in 1962.

A bank of Mondrian-style frosted windows adds interest to the low-slung home.

The windows make an even more bold statement just inside the front door.

A ribbon of windows extends the view clear across the San Fernando Valley.

The dining area.

The kitchen.

It is open to the great room to take in the awesome view.

The dining area floats on a carpet of lights at night.

Balconies extend along the back of the house on both floors.

One of two bedrooms on the lower level.

The primary bedroom spills onto a view deck.

The home is one of 14 midcentury-era homes in the Eureka Summit Residential Historic District along Wrightwood Drive.