Oceanfront C.A. Estate by Architect Wallace Neff Lists for $16 Million

Vaulted, exposed beam ceilings, open floor plans, and pools of natural light are key features associated with the late architect Wallace Neff’s “California” style homes. From 1919 to 1975, his work made a significant mark up and down Southern California. Having rebuilt Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford’s Pickfair, their rustic Beverly Hills hunting lodge, into a 25-room Tudor Revival mansion in the 1920s, Neff-designed homes became prized among the rich and famous. One of his…