A rare Silver Lake triplex, this property combines a striking architectural main residence with a detached duplex discreetly positioned at the rear of the lot. Together, the ensemble offers both architectural distinction and valuable income potential. A true work of modern architecture, the main residence was designed in 1989 by J. Frank Fitzgibbons, AIA. Celebrated for its bold geometry and dramatic volumes, the home has now been fully remodeled with refined Scandinavian-style finishes. Situated in one of Silver Lake’s most sought-after enclaves, it is moments from acclaimed shops, dining, and the vibrant cultural energy that defines the neighborhood. Inside, soaring ceilings and a procession of skylights create a dynamic interplay of light and space. A sweeping staircase serves as the home’s dramatic centerpiece, while expansive windows and balconies open the interiors to the surrounding environment. The Scandinavian-inspired designmarked by clean lines, natural textures, and a serene paletteamplifies both warmth and sophistication.The main residence features three generous bedroom suites, including a primary suite with dual closets, plus a versatile den ideal for a home office or creative space. Direct access to the two-car garage provides convenience and functionality, complementing the home’s thoughtful layout. Every detail has been carefully updated to reflect modern living while honoring the home’s architectural roots.Adding extraordinary versatility, the detached duplex at 1625 Rendall Place comprises two one-bedroom / one-bathroom units totaling 1,140 square feet, accompanied by three enclosed garages. Entirely separate from the main home yet seamlessly integrated into the property, this private secondary structure enhances the offering with exceptional flexibility and income potentialmaking the residence a true Silver Lake triplex of rare caliber.