
Los Angeles, CA 90069
1814 Marcheeta Place
$10,495,000
6 BD · 8 BA · 9,800 SQFT
Listed by Josh Flagg, Compass
1929 to 2025
The Santa Monica architect who changed what a building could look like

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Homes across Southern California whose listings credit Frank Gehry, updated from CRMLS throughout the day.

Los Angeles, CA 90069
$10,495,000
6 BD · 8 BA · 9,800 SQFT
Listed by Josh Flagg, Compass

Topanga, CA 90290
$4,995,000
4 BD · 6 BA · 3,363 SQFT
Listed by Simon Van Meervenne, Snyder Sutton Real Estate

Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
$3,745,000
2 BD · 3 BA · 1,875 SQFT
Listed by Daniel Brown, Compass

Garden Grove, CA 92845
$709,000
3 BD · 3 BA · 1,386 SQFT
Listed by Nick Barsam, Compass

Garden Grove, CA 92845
Open house: Sun 1-4pm (11/15)
$650,000
2 BD · 3 BA · 1,346 SQFT
Listed by Katie Bautista, Compass
Architect attribution comes from each listing’s description, written by the listing agent, and has not been independently verified. Listings provided by CRMLS. “Listed by” identifies the listing agent and brokerage; Kyle Shutts and Arbor Real Estate are the advertising broker unless otherwise noted. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Inquiries are answered by Kyle Shutts, Arbor Real Estate.
Frank Gehry was born in Toronto in 1929 and moved to Los Angeles in 1947. He studied architecture at USC, graduating in 1954, and opened his own office in Los Angeles in 1962. He won the Pritzker Prize in 1989 and designed the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Walt Disney Concert Hall. He died at his home in Santa Monica in December 2025, at 96.
Gehry’s houses are where his ideas began. In 1978 he wrapped his own Dutch Colonial house in Santa Monica in chain-link, plywood and corrugated metal, and it made him famous. His homes in Venice, Brentwood and Malibu break a house into separate pieces and use everyday materials in unexpected ways.
On This Coast
Gehry’s early work reached Orange County: he designed the Bixby Green Apartments in Garden Grove in 1967 and University Park Apartments in Irvine in 1971.
Questions
Yes. 5 homes for sale in Southern California credit Frank Gehry in the listing description, shown on this page and updated from CRMLS throughout the day.
Frank Gehry’s own home in Santa Monica. In 1978 he wrapped the existing Dutch Colonial house in chain-link, plywood and corrugated metal, and it became one of the most famous houses of its time.
Rarely. Gehry designed a limited number of houses, most in Santa Monica, Venice, Brentwood and Malibu, and they seldom come to market.
Yes. His early work includes the Bixby Green Apartments in Garden Grove of 1967 and University Park Apartments in Irvine of 1971.
Listing descriptions are written by the listing agent, so treat an attribution as a starting point. Ask for the original building permit and drawings, check the records held in university and museum architecture archives, and look for published histories of the house. Kyle Shutts can help you confirm a home’s history before you write an offer.

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