104-year-old adobe home in Los Angeles hits market for $1.85 million
The historic Alice Lynch House in Los Angeles, a rare example of traditional adobe construction, has been listed for sale at $1.85 million. Built in 1922, the property is a designated cultural monument that retains its original architectural character despite modern updates.
Why it matters
The listing offers a glimpse into the preservation of rare architectural techniques in a major urban center facing constant redevelopment.
One of the last authentic adobe homes in Los Angeles has hit the market, offering buyers a chance to own a rare piece of California's architectural history.The Alice Lynch House, located at 2414 4th Avenue in the historic West Adams Terrace neighbourhood, has been listed for $1,849,500 (around $1.85 million), according to the New York Post.Built in 1922 for poet Alice Lynch, the home is one of the few remaining examples of traditional adobe construction in Los Angeles.
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