Beverly Hills

Hollywood Hills

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Brentwood

Some homes just have their own kind of quiet confidence. The Wilshire House Penthouse East in Los Angeles truly does. The first time I came up in the private elevator and the doors opened right onto the marble entryway, I honestly stopped in my tracks. There is no rush in this place, nothing that feels overdone or showy. Everything just sort of flows. The gallery entry is where it really starts. Sometimes you can hear your footsteps echo a little on the marble if you arrive alone. That long entrance leads into the main living rooms and right away you get a sense of how open everything is. The formal living room has these tall ceilings that just make it easy to breathe. You will find that even the den tucked to one side feels a bit cozy with its custom shelving and a proper fireplace that you can actually imagine having on during a cool evening. One thing you will notice right away is all the light. There are floor to ceiling glass doors just wrapping around the living spaces and honestly it is hard not to walk right out onto the terraces. People always talk about views in LA but this one really changes all day. Mornings are full of sun coming in over the city. By late afternoon, you might catch a bit of mist over the mountains. Sometimes, if the sky is clear, the blue of the Pacific actually looks unreal. The wraparound terrace is not just for show. I stood by the edge for a while, just watching the city move far below. You get every angle from up here and it makes the penthouse feel like its own secret spot above all the noise. There is a classic spiral staircase with a skylight that just catches the light perfectly most of the afternoon. If you head up, you will find not one but two rooftop terraces. I can just picture evenings out there, maybe a few friends over, just easy laughter and the city lights stretching all the way out. Sometimes the simplest things like a chair and a quiet moment with the view are the best part. The kitchen surprised me a bit. Usually these big spaces feel cold but here you get black and white marble flooring that is honestly a little retro and kind of fun. There is a big marble island in the middle that just begs for someone to actually cook, not just order in. You have all the top appliances, more storage than you probably need and even a butler's pantry tucked around the corner. The dining room is formal but never stiff. High ceilings and its own terrace make it feel like a place where stories get told at the table and some meals run long because nobody wants to leave. The main suite is tucked away from the rest. When you open the doors you notice it almost has its own rhythm. There is a cozy fireplace plus the kind of bathroom you barely see outside five star hotels. There are two bathroom suites actually, one even has a soaking tub that looks like an invitation after a busy week. There is direct access to the terrace from here too, so mornings can be ridiculously peaceful. The closet feels like it could hold pretty much anything. Other bedrooms are just as private. The upper level guest room honestly feels like its own apartment up there with its own terrace so if friends or family visit, they have real space to settle in. You get everything you might hope for in penthouse living in Los Angeles California. The Wilshire House has 24 hour valet, concierge, a full fitness center, stream and massage rooms plus a banquet space for bigger gatherings. The pool downstairs is calm and usually has just a handful of folks enjoying the sun. There is an ease to life here that does not show up everywhere. You do not have to decide right now if it fits you. The best way to really feel it is to come by and have a walk through. Bring a coffee. Ask questions. Take your time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we always want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible. If you want to know more or just want a tour, reach out anytime. Sometimes these places just feel right. &nbsp;

4 Bedroom Penthouse for Sale at 10601 Wilshire Blvd Ph East, California

Some homes just have this certain energy about them. That is what hit me the minute I stepped into this four bedroom villa at 1667 Rising Glen Rd in Los Angeles. It is hard to describe, but you kind of feel it as soon as you arrive on quiet Sunset Plaza Drive. The architecture is that classic mid century style you see in some of the best California homes, but you can tell right away that it fits what people want in a modern house too. There is a kind of quiet confidence that you notice even before the door opens. I remember just stopping for a second and letting it all sink in. The light does something really nice here. It flows in through these big floor to ceiling glass walls and spreads out across pale oak floors in the great room. On the day I visited, you could see the sun move across the stone fireplace and make it feel a little warmer. Fireplaces are in lots of homes in Los Angeles, but this one really anchors the living space. I can just see family and friends ending up around it without making a plan for it, just sort of finding their way there in the evenings. One of my favorite parts about this villa is how the layout just works in real life. It is open but not in that echoey or too-wide kind of way. The kitchen actually feels built for someone who really cooks, not just there for show. There is a proper island where you can chop, chat, or just put down your groceries and have a look out the window. That breakfast table by the window is a small thing, but it is where I can imagine sunny mornings, coffee, and maybe even just sitting with your laptop and watching the day start. Right beside that, you get a small lounge that feels tucked away, quiet enough for a quick break or a phone call. Then there is the bar with its window that opens right up to the pool deck. It is one of those features you never really notice until you are actually living in a space like this. If you have friends coming over, serving drinks or snacks is that much easier. Instead of carrying things through the whole house, you just hand things out. It is pretty clever. The main bedroom suite here honestly surprised me. You wake up and look straight over the pool, and from there you catch a view across those green LA hills and the city line with downtown LA in the distance. Some days, you even get to see the North Pacific way out there. The sunlight pours in, but thanks to the layout and those lush hedges, you get privacy too. The other three bedrooms are over on the other side of the villa, which really helps if you have guests or family over. Every bedroom has its own bathroom, which always feels like an upgrade. Nobody is fighting for shower time in the mornings. Each bedroom here gets its own light and space, and you never feel boxed in or cut off from everything else. At night, it is mostly just birds and that soft LA breeze unless you open a window and pick up a bit of city sound in the distance. Stepping outside is probably my second favorite part of the home. There is just something about looking out over the city with those rolling hills in the background and the Pacific on clear days. Sometimes you almost forget your phone when you stand out there for a while. Sunset Plaza really is a quiet street most of the time. You see people out for jogs in the morning with their dogs or sometimes kids biking in the afternoons. The neighborhood feels settled and looked after, the kind of California community where people know each other's names and take care of their places. The pool deck is wide enough for real gatherings and quiet enough for a solo swim or late sunbathing. Even inside, you can feel that outdoors vibe, with glass doors that open everything up on a nice day. Getting around is easy too. Coffee shops and good restaurants sit just down the road, so you can pick up something on the way or spend a lazy morning somewhere different. Living here means you have the energy of Los Angeles just close enough but never in your face. Sometimes, you will want to stay in just to watch the light change room by room. If you are after a four bedroom villa in Los Angeles with unbeatable city views and even a peek at the ocean, this one is worth a look. The honest way to know if it is the right fit is to come by and feel it for yourself. Reach out if you want to chat or see the place. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your move to feel easy and real. &nbsp;

Ocean View 4 Bedroom Home for Sale At 1667 Rising Glen Rd, Los Angeles

Some homes really make you stop for a second when you walk in. The Bel Air Yacht Mansion in Los Angeles just does that. The first thing you notice is not just the architecture which actually feels a bit playful and out there but just how the sky and ocean seem to fill up the windows wherever you look. I remember standing in one of the rooms and thinking you really do get that jetliner view they talk about. Honestly it is that kind of view where you maybe end up lingering by the glass for a little too long just watching the light change. This villa is honestly not your typical California property. The Bel Air Yacht Mansion spreads out over half an acre so you get plenty of breathing room around the home. With a built up area just over ten thousand square feet you probably will not ever feel cramped. There is this feeling inside of real openness. That kind of space where you could have family living or just enjoy peaceful mornings with a coffee in hand. You walk around and you quickly pick up that every room sort of has its own story. This is a five bedroom villa and each of those bedrooms comes with its own bathroom. That is a detail that may sound small but if you have ever tried to get ready for a busy day with a full house you know how much easier it makes life. The master suite though just feels like something else. Genuinely you might find yourself wanting to spend the whole weekend there. The closet is about as big as a boutique so storage is never an issue and there is a private balcony that might just become your quiet spot. Even the bathrooms here have deep roman style bathtubs so you do not need to book a spa day out you can just disappear in your own home. One of the coolest things about this Bel Air mansion is how the layout feels. There are five different levels including a rooftop so depending on your mood or how much company you have got there is always a space that matches. The main living room sort of lights up in the afternoon which just makes it cozy to sit around and unwind. You can imagine lazy Sundays or everyone gathering for movie night. The kitchen situation is clever here too. You have an open show kitchen which is great for entertaining. Everyone always seems to end up circling the kitchen at a party right. That space just works for those moments. And then if you are actually cooking or want to keep things behind the scenes there is a second tucked away kitchen that keeps things running smoothly. This home really was made for people who want to have a good time or even just need space for everyone to do their own thing. There is a private cinema that feels like just the spot for movie nights or if you have friends over for a big game. The games room has this atmosphere that actually invites you to stay up late and laugh together. If you like a little luxury with your downtime there is also a wine and cigar room which connects to a billiards lounge. It sounds a little formal but when you walk in you can see how people would just relax there without thinking twice. If work follows you home you will notice there is a home office setup that lets you look out over the city instead of staring at a blank wall all day. Heading downstairs things get even more interesting. There is something called a club level. They went all out with a lap pool that lights up and changes colour at night. I did not expect it the first time I saw it. There are spa rooms for treatments so you can really unwind. Extra lounge spaces mean you can set things up any way you want from workouts to weekend projects. Plus the garage can handle eight cars which is pretty rare anywhere in Los Angeles let alone Bel Air. And honestly living here puts you right in the heart of everything you hear about in Los Angeles real estate. The Bel Air Yacht Mansion is not just about the house. Step outside and you are close to everything that keeps the city buzzing from coffee shops down the road to those classic LA weekend markets. Sometimes you will see kids biking by in the evening or catch a neighbor you have seen on TV picking up groceries after work. It just has that energy where things feel easy and natural. The only way to really know if this villa in Bel Air is for you is to come see how it feels. Reach out if you are curious at all or just want to take a look. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to chat and make sure your next move fits just right. &nbsp;

The Bel Air Yacht Mansion

We are proud to present The 4-bedroom villa for sale at Kallis - Sharlin Residence in Hollywood Hills CA, a home that honestly feels more like a piece of art than just a place to live. The first time you arrive, the hillside setting stops you for a second. It sits dramatically against the slope with wide open views across the San Fernando Valley, and you almost forget how close you are to the energy of Los Angeles.Originally commissioned in 1946 by artist and film art director Mischa Kallis, this residence was designed by Rudolph Schindler with a deep respect for the land around it. You can see that straight away. The house follows the natural contours of the hillside, unfolding through layered volumes and terraces that step gently with the terrain. Walls of glass connect the interiors to the surrounding trees and sky, and I found myself standing near the windows just watching the light shift across the valley below.Inside, the design language feels bold but warm. Unconventional angles create interesting sight lines from one space to another, and the flow between rooms feels natural rather than forced. The butterfly roof draws clerestory light into the heart of the home, so even deeper areas feel bright during the day. Mahogany and Douglas fir walls and ceilings wrap the interiors in texture and warmth. Built in elements feel intentional and crafted, not added later.On the exterior, grape stake cladding helps the house blend into its wooded hillside setting. It does not shout for attention. It settles into the landscape quietly. Designated Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument 860, the Kallis Sharlin Residence carries real architectural significance. From 2017 to 2022, the home underwent a careful restoration in collaboration with Barbara Bestor and Jeff Fink, ensuring that the integrity of Schindler’s vision was preserved while making the home comfortable for modern living.Living in Hollywood Hills means you are surrounded by nature yet close to the heart of the city. It is easy to imagine mornings with coffee overlooking the valley and evenings returning from dinner in Los Feliz or Sunset Boulevard. The setting feels private but never isolated.If you are looking for a truly historic home in Hollywood Hills CA that blends architecture, landscape and everyday living, The Kallis Residence is something special. Call us today to arrange a view or contact us for more information. The only way to know if this place is right for you is to come take a look. If you want to walk through or just have a chat about what is possible, reach out when you are ready. We try to make your next move as comfortable as we can at LuxuryProperty.com. Sometimes seeing a place in person just makes all the difference. &nbsp;

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