In 1950, influential architect Richard Neutra added another modernist masterpiece to his portfolio. Set within the gated community of Rolling Hills, near Long Beach, California, the striking light-filled midcentury was commissioned by Clarence Coe, a chemical engineer for Union Oil. Since its completion seven decades ago, the 2,018-square-foot home has seen just two owners. Now, it's back on the market, seeking $1,950,000.

Featuring two bedrooms and three baths, the Coe House also offers impeccable period details, including wood-beamed ceilings, as well as built-in cabinets, desks, and seating. An expansive wall of windows frames the mesmerizing ocean views.

Perched atop a 1.02-acre hillside lot, the post-and-beam structure is surrounded by shady trees and lush vegetation, creating an idyllic oasis within the middle of Los Angeles County. Scroll ahead to take a peek both inside and outside the property.

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7 Cinchring Road of Rolling Hills, CA 90274 is currently listed for $1,950,000 by Melissa Resich of Remax Estate Properties.

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