WEA in the Wall Street Journal

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Architect and designer Ron Radziner of firm Marmol Radziner has sold his 4,025-square-foot home in Venice, Calif. for $4.4 million, the highest price ever paid for a single-family house in the area, according to Mark Kitching of Partners Trust.

Mr. Radziner built the four-bedroom, four bathroom home six years ago and has lived in it with his wife and children since then. Known locally as the Vienna Way Residence, the home is renowned for its architectural details, including floor-to-ceiling glazed walls, clerestory windows, and a sunken kitchen that anchors the home, connecting its public and private areas.

The home also has custom-designed furniture, a swimming pool and outdoor living spaces with fireplaces.

Richard Ehrlich of Westside Estate Agency and Solo Scott of Teles Properties represented the buyer, but did not disclose his identity.

Mr. Kitching represented Mr. Radziner in the sale.

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