2885 Edgewick Road

Description

A rare Gregory Ain offering and available for the first time in 71 years, the William T. & Betty A. Oliver House (1955) presents a truly extraordinary opportunity to acquire an authentic piece of Southern California architectural history. Held continuously by the original family since its completion, this remarkably preserved residence embodies the timeless principles of California Modernism and represents a once-in-a-generation offering for the discerning architectural collector. Nestled on 2 lots totaling 2 acres, with expansion in the serene hills of Glendale’s coveted Chevy Chase Canyon, the home is thoughtfully integrated into its natural surroundings, reflecting Ain’s celebrated philosophy of openness, functionality, and harmony with the landscape. Defined by clean geometric lines and dramatic walls of glass, the residence blurs the boundaries between indoors and out, inviting natural light and canyon vistas into every living space. Sun-drenched interiors unfold with a sense of warmth, balance, and effortless livability. Expansive glazing frames the surrounding landscape while original architectural details preserve the integrity and vision of one of California’s most influential modernist architects. Every room reflects Ain’s commitment to thoughtful design, creating spaces that are both beautiful and profoundly functional. Private outdoor living areas, mature landscaping, and tranquil canyon views create an atmosphere of remarkable serenity and privacy. Designed for both everyday living and sophisticated entertaining, the home embraces Southern California’s quintessential indoor-outdoor lifestyle while remaining a peaceful retreat moments from the cultural, dining, and recreational amenities of Los Angeles. Architecturally significant and exceptionally rare, the Oliver House is more than a residence it is a living work of art and an enduring legacy of modern design. Opportunities to acquire an original Gregory Ain home are exceedingly scarce; opportunities to acquire one offered publicly for the first time in more than seven decades are virtually unheard of. A true collector’s property, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to become the next steward of one of Chevy Chase Canyon’s most important architectural treasures. Please do not drive up driveway or walk on property without an appointment.