CA DRE# 01931658
Known for representing architecturally and historically significant residences across Southern California, William Baker has stewarded landmark works by modernist icons including Rudolph Schindler, Richard Neutra, Pierre Koenig, Gregory Ain, Ray Kappe, and A. Quincy Jones, and others, including Case Study House #10.
His current listing of Case Study House #22—the Stahl House—stands as one of the most significant and widely recognized works of residential architecture in the world.
Specializing in the sale of historic and architecturally significant homes across Southern California, William Baker has represented landmark properties by some of the most revered names in modern design, including Rudolph Schindler, Richard Neutra, Ray Kappe, A. Quincy Jones, Douglas Rucker, and others. His portfolio includes several of the rare and celebrated Case Study Houses—an influential postwar experiment in American residential architecture—positioning him among the few trusted stewards of these culturally significant homes. With a deep understanding of their provenance and architectural value, William brings a discerning eye and a strategic sensibility to each transaction, guiding a clientele that values design integrity, discretion, and historical context.
William’s decades of experience in sales, marketing, and design have not only equipped him to serve a highly discerning clientele, but have also led to widespread editorial and media recognition. His represented properties have been featured in Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Elle Decor, Los Angeles Times, Mansion Global, Forbes, USA Today, CBS News, The Today Show, Good Morning America, and Inside Edition—coverage that reflects both the cultural significance of the homes and the strategic reach of his approach.