A house designed by architect Vincent Bonini was available for rent at a monthly price of $4,000, as reported in an article from Curbed. The house is located at 1396 Inverness Drive, Pasadena, California, 91103.
However, in a listing from Redfin reported that the house was already sold with a price of $1,290,000 to an unknown buyer.
The article from Curbed added that the 2,332 square-foot house has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool, a garage, and motor court. The article included that the house has a view of Rose Bowl, city, and mountains.
A listing from Craigslist mentioned that the house is closest to South Pasadena, La Canada, Glendale, Silver Lake, Burbank, Arcadia, and Hollywood Hills.
The one-storey house has a living room, a master bedroom, a formal dining room, a laundry room, and seven parking spaces, and one garage, as listed in Redfin. In addition, the listing said that the house has a fireplace, a breakfast nook, a central furnace, a patio, a fence, a carbon monoxide detectors, and a smoke detector.
Appliances such as electric oven, electric range, and gas water heater are included in the listing of the house. The house is made of construction materials such as stucco and the flat roof is made of stone, as the listing included.
In addition, the Mid Century Modern custom home was built in 1959. The listing added that house is secluded on a private street in Linda Vista Hills.
Pictures of the house can be seen in Curbed, Craigslist, and Redfin.
In the meantime, there are no reports regarding the net worth of Architect Vincent Bonini. The article from Curbed reported that Vincent Bonini apprenticed with Frank Lloyd Wright as a Taliesen Fellow and worked in the offices of Harwell Hamilton Harris and Smith and Williams before hanging out his own shingle. In addition, his famous interior design is the Monsanto 'House of the Future' at Disneyland.
