The story
Rooted in the organic modernism of John Lautner and brought to life by architect John Kilbane, this Bel Air residence sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, above a tranquil canyon. Privacy is exceptional here, and the offering carries a rare opportunity: four adjoining parcels that may be available, allowing a buyer to assemble up to approximately 1.5 acres. Across roughly 3,000 square feet and three levels, the home is defined by clean architectural lines, soaring ceilings, and expansive walls of glass that fill the interiors with light. Multiple terraces extend the living space outdoors for a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle. The open living and dining areas lead into a chef's kitchen outfitted with Sub-Zero, Miele, and Gaggenau appliances. Refreshed exterior finishes and new wood flooring complete the look. The primary suite is a retreat of its own, with a spa-inspired bath and a private terrace overlooking the canyon. Above, a sculptural spiral staircase winds up to a standout third-level hideaway with a kitchenette, steam shower, and bathroom. Use it as a guest suite, executive office, creative studio, wellness space, or private gym. Outside, professionally designed grounds provide generous space for entertaining, surrounded by native California landscaping, fruit trees, and pollinator gardens. Inside, the home is equipped with automated lighting, built-in audio, DoorBird entry, central HVAC, and a backup generator, plus generous storage and a two-car garage. The setting is secluded, yet the Westside is minutes away: Hotel Bel-Air, the Polo Lounge at The Beverly Hills Hotel, Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Century City, and UCLA, along with premier dining, shopping, business, and entertainment. For those seeking space and seclusion, the option to acquire the four adjoining parcels makes this an exceptional opportunity in one of Bel Air's most desirable canyon settings.
