Above the Fairways

The approach sets the tone. A sweeping motor court frames the entrance to a home that has commanded this hillside for nearly a century, its presence refined across generations of stewardship. Beyond the threshold, the formal living room opens with beamed and cathedral ceilings that draw the eye upward, while stone-heated floors ground each step.

The kitchen is built around a La Cornue range and custom cabinetry. The kind of details that signal a home maintained by people who understood materials. A breakfast bar and island anchor the daily rhythm, while the formal dining room serves occasions that call for something more considered.

The primary suite occupies its own wing. A marble spa bath. A fireplace. A two-story, boutique-style closet that speaks to a certain way of living. Step through to a private patio and the fairways unfold below: the 15th hole of The Bel Air Country Club, uninterrupted.

Five guest suites, each with its own character. A wine cellar for serious collections. A media room for evenings in. An elevator serving both levels. Outside, a fifteen-foot waterfall cascades into the infinity pool, with the hills and fairways as a permanent backdrop. This is not a house built to impress visitors. It is built for the people who live here.