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12 Bedroom Villa in Los Angeles, California
Bel Air, Los Angeles, California
Price on Application
Property Type:
Villa
Bedrooms:
12
Bathrooms:
18
Built-Up Area:
282,607 sqft
Plot Size:
0 sqft
Refno:
LP02964
Bel Air, Los Angeles, California
Some homes really just stop time for a second. Chartwell is exactly like that for me. I remember my first time walking up the long shaded driveway in Los Angeles and just sort of pausing beneath those limestone walls. Bel Air has its reputation, but standing here feels quieter than you would think. The world slows down a little bit. Ten acres behind private gates means you kind of lose track of the city entirely and sometimes you forget you are still in California. Every big window frames either the city stretching all the way downtown or, on a good day, you catch the Pacific glinting on the edge. I kept glancing back out at the view because it shifts every hour. It never feels the same twice.
This estate is not just another big home for sale in Los Angeles. There is real history everywhere. Even the hallways have this soft echo that just sounds different from newer builds. You will find sunlight falling through glass doors that are almost always open to the breeze. The kitchen does not pretend to be just a showpiece either. It is actually welcoming. Imagine real coffee brewing, friends around the island talking about things that are not rushed. It is a real kitchen for days that start slow and end late. There are dining rooms that would not look out of place in an old movie. You can honestly just sit beside the fireplace for a while and listen to whatever feels right—sometimes it is jazz, sometimes just quiet.
If you step outside, everything spreads out in a way that makes sense. The gardens do not yell for attention but they pull you in. Green lawns, winding little paths under tall trees where the only thing you hear is the wind or maybe a gardener working in the distance. I noticed flowers in every direction and benches that actually look like a good spot to spend an afternoon. Every so often you will see someone sitting there with a book, not checking their phone, just being. That is something you do not always get in Los Angeles.
You will find there is a guest house here too and calling it a guest house almost feels funny. Five complete bedrooms designed by Wallace Neff and each one is its own quiet place. When friends or family are visiting nobody feels in the way. Sometimes you will see people walking toward the pool, which definitely is not just for looking at. It is big and open, with a pool house that actually calls to you after swimming. Evenings can wind down here with stories and wrapped towels, people lingering longer than they meant to. Right next to it there is a tennis court where I have seen easy games turn into full evenings—laughter drifting through the old hedges.
There is a car gallery that frankly surprised me. If you are a car person, you really have to see it for yourself. I stopped in just to count. It makes sense for collectors but honestly, it feels more fun than formal. Add to that a wine cellar that carries its own atmosphere. It feels almost old world. When people talk about cellars, they usually talk about collecting but here it is more about sharing. You can host, or just pick a bottle and enjoy something quietly.
What I really noticed is that nothing here is stuffy. Everything has been taken care of but not in a way that makes you worry about touching anything. Chartwell feels like it was built for people who genuinely want to live in it and just enjoy life. Spaces are private when you want them to be, but there are these spots dotted all over the estate that just call you to take five minutes and breathe.
Living in Bel Air has always been about privacy and a certain calm that is harder to find now in Los Angeles. This villa is the kind of luxury that is felt more than shown off. Twelve bedrooms, space to actually spread out, more sunlight than you know what to do with—this is classic California living. The best way to know if Chartwell is right for you is to walk the gardens and let it settle in. If you want to see it or just ask a few honest questions, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move in California or Los Angeles to feel right from the start. Come see if this is home for you.
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