A rare opportunity to own an architecturally significant Mid-Century Modern home in Los Angeles. Located within Porter Ranch’s historic Living-Conditioned Homes enclave, this move-in-ready, one-level Mid-Century house is associated with acclaimed Southern California architects Dan Palmer and William Krisel, AIA --- the visionary Southern California architects known for bringing modern design out of the museum and into daily life. Set on an approximately 11,100 sq. ft. lot, the 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence offers approximately 1,890 sq. ft. of living space. Classic Mid-Century Modern features include expansive walls of glass, butterfly ceilings, exposed beams, warm wood detailing, an original statement fireplace, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The private backyard is designed for both relaxation and entertaining, with a heated swimming pool, spa, landscaped garden, outdoor fireplace, and multiple areas for gathering. This distinctive Porter Ranch pool home combines architectural character with privacy, space, and comfortable one-level living. Thoughtfully renovated in 2022, the home has been further enhanced with a permitted POLYFRESKO® G cool roof, an upgraded electrical panel, and a premium pool heater and filtration system, while preserving the defining character of its Mid-Century Modern architecture. The former attached garage is currently used as a sound-treated studio and creative workspace with wood beams, skylight, and air conditioning—ideal for musicians, filmmakers, writers, editors, podcasters, or remote professionals. The studio is not included in the stated living-area square footage and may be converted back for parking. Buyer to verify permits, use, and parking configuration. The property also includes approved plans for an approximately 800 sq. ft. ADU, offering future potential for guest accommodations, flexible living space, rental income, or additional creative space. Offered at $1,595,000, 18334 Hiawatha Street presents a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking a Mid-Century Modern house, architect-designed home, heated pool residence, or private creative retreat in an established Los Angeles neighborhood. This is a home for buyers who understand that great architecture is not just seen. It is lived.

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