Twin Palms was recently the focus of a blog post on Blogger.com by a couple who attended a fundraiser at the Estate in February 2010.
Here’s a sample of the article here:
“…My husband Tim and I live in a small piece of Los Angeles that juts into Culver City. We can vote for L.A. mayor, while living within the postal limits of trendy Culver City—the best of both worlds! He works in radio. I am a librarian and freelance library consultant. Our frequent partner-in-crime is Karen, my best friend since college…
From the street, the house looked like any of the other mid century homes in the neighborhood. But the entrance soon took our breath away as it opened onto a huge piano-shaped pool. Just beyond was the house with its sliding glass doors and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out on the pool. Though we were early, people were already touring the home by the time we arrived. A man wearing a vintage suit and Sinatra-style hat was pointing out historic architectural features.”
Twin Palms was recently the focus of a blog post on Blogger.com by a couple who attended a fundraiser at the Estate in February 2010.
Here’s a sample of the article here:
“…My husband Tim and I live in a small piece of Los Angeles that juts into Culver City. We can vote for L.A. mayor, while living within the postal limits of trendy Culver City—the best of both worlds! He works in radio. I am a librarian and freelance library consultant. Our frequent partner-in-crime is Karen, my best friend since college…
From the street, the house looked like any of the other mid century homes in the neighborhood. But the entrance soon took our breath away as it opened onto a huge piano-shaped pool. Just beyond was the house with its sliding glass doors and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out on the pool. Though we were early, people were already touring the home by the time we arrived. A man wearing a vintage suit and Sinatra-style hat was pointing out historic architectural features.”
