1007 Hancock Ave

Construction date: 1933*

Architect:

Unknown

Builder:

Unknown

Style:

Craftsman

Historical Summary:

The building at 1007 Hancock Avenue is part of the City's Craftsman District. The Craftsman style of architecture is characterized by simplified detailing and exposed structure elements. The Craftsman bungalow, due to its emphasis on nature and simplicity, was one of the most prominent residential styles in Southern California. The mild climate and interest in simple living combined to make the style attractive to all residents in the region, from the wealthy who built large, outstanding examples, such as the Gamble House, to the working class, who built homes that incorporated simpler versions of the same elements.

Status of Historic Designation:

Designated at Local level : Craftsman District

Status Code:

5D1

Associated Files:

1986-87_West_Hollywood_Historic_Resources_Survey_Form.pdf

Architectural Description:

This is a 1-story house in the Craftsman style built in 1933. The building is rectangular in plan.

* Date source: Los Angeles County Office of the Assessor

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City of West Hollywood Cultural Resources

1007 Hancock Ave West Hollywood, CA USA

1007 Hancock Ave

Construction date: 1933*