Lovell Beach House in Photos

The property's landscape plan was designed by Richard Neutra. Click here for the full story.

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The home was commissioned by wellness pioneeer Philip Lovell in 1926.

Five reinforced-concrete supports elevate the residence to maximize light, air, and views.

Abundant natural light pours into the double-height living room.

An original built-in sofa and shelving designed by Schindler separate the living room from the dining area.

The dining area.

Lovell's son opened the kitchen to the dining area after acquiring the property in the 1970s.

The kitchen.

The bedrooms were initially designed as open-air sleeping porches.

They were enclosed a couple years later, due to the area's foggy weather.

There are four bedrooms and four bathrooms in total.

Schindler's original built-ins are found throughout.

On the ground level is a family room with a fireplace.

There's also a dining space and a kitchenette spilling onto a courtyard garden.

Richard Neutra designed the landscape plan for the house.

An outdoor-dining area.

The blocky white structure with its teal-framed windows is a touchpoint of California Modernism.