Positioned at the end of a private cul-de-sac in Bel-Air, this newly reimagined architectural estate spans approximately 10,000 square feet and captures sweeping 270-degree views across the Bel-Air Country Club, Pacific Ocean, Catalina Island, Century City skyline, and The Getty. Set behind private gates, the residence delivers scale, privacy, and presence. Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass frame the views and flood the main level with natural light, anchoring a grand great room, formal dining room with fireplace, state-of-the-art theater, and a refined bar with walk-in wine cellar. The chef's kitchen is designed for both performance and presentation, featuring dual islands wrapped in Arrebescato marble, top-tier appliances, and a separate butler's prep kitchen. Automated Fleetwood pocket doors disappear into the walls, opening to expansive terraces, a covered loggia, outdoor BBQ, and a dramatic 62-foot cantilevered pool. Upstairs, the primary suite spans approximately 2,200 square feet, offering a private view terrace, dual baths, and a dedicated lounge or executive office with wet bar. Three additional en-suite bedrooms and a secondary family lounge complete the upper level. Nearly every room commands unobstructed city and ocean views. A statement of design, privacy, and scale, this Bel-Air estate represents a rare offering in one of Los Angeles' most coveted enclaves.

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