Grossman / Barham Apartments
Barham Blvd apartments by Greta Grossman
Source: Arts & Architecture, 1952
Source: Arts & Architecture, 1952
The complex is in sad shape now. A lot of the great architectural detailing has been removed, including the overhang
on the second floor and the redwood louvres.
It's been for sale for at least a couple years. It's now at $1.1 Million. There's no mention of it being designed by Grossman.
There's also a 2BR unit for rent for $1,900.
There's also a 2BR unit for rent for $1,900.
Here's the description from Redfin:
"Completely remodeled 3 unit complex across from Universal Studios. Custom kitchens with
designer chocolate cabinets, stainless steel appliances and granite counters in every unit.
All units have views, thravertine throughout and cut berber carpets in the bedrooms.
new custom bathrooms and the 2 bedroom units have laundry in their unit. The 1 bedroom
rents for $1500 and 1 of the 2 bedrooms rent for $1900 and the other 1 rents for $2100.
All units also have central air."
Photo: Padlister
I think it's safe to say that isn't a Greta designed sconce.
Photo: Redfin
Photo: Redfin
Crappiest windows money can buy.
Photo: Padlister
Of course they went with granite countertops and chocolate cabinets.
Photo: Padlister
At least it has a decent view, though the railings make it hard to look at.
Won't somebody please buy this building and remove all this crap?
Photo: Padlister
1950 View from the Barham Apartments.
Source: Great Magunusson Grossman: A Car and Some Shorts
Source: Great Magunusson Grossman: A Car and Some Shorts