A splendid 1953 residence by midcentury master Richard Neutra is up for sale in L.A.—and, what's more, the property's actually an architectural twofer. More than five decades after the Dorothy Serulnic Residence was built, owners commissioned a second structure, a seven-sided "series of triangles and polygons" by architect Michael Maltzan. Now the pair is asking a combined $7.9M. Photos, this way. [Curbed National]
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