6
Beds
7
Baths
24,086
Sqft lot
0.55
Acre lot
Status:
Active
Property Type:
Single Family Residence
Year Built:
2009
Days on Website:
3
A living sculpture in glass and steel, not merely a residence, but a trophy estate perched on a private knoll at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Beverly Hills, offering unobstructed panoramic city views. Conceived and brought to life by renowned architect Edward R. Niles, this residence is a masterpiece of form and function, where art and architecture converge.Known for his iconic glass and steel creations, Niles' work is a fusion of precision and poetry, a study in light, line, and movement. His visionary architecture graces exclusive enclaves and private collections worldwide, revered by collectors and connoisseurs alike.Within its striking glass faade, light becomes a sculptural element, refracting and reflecting with every angle. The residence unfolds in rhythmic contours, defined by a curving steel structure and a circular wall of glass that frames sweeping vistas from the city skyline to the Pacific horizon. Every room is a vantage point; each space, an artistic composition.Every detail is bespoke from the custom sculptural steelwork to the custom-formed glass. Curved to an exact radius, each feature unites transparency with architectural precision. This is a residence where form becomes art, and architecture becomes sculpture. Amenities include six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private elevator, a 7-car garage, and a state-of-the-art security system. At the heart of the home, a central glass courtyard blurs the line between indoors and out, while the infinity-edge pool mirrors the sky, a tranquil canvas for reflection and repose. This is a private sanctuary of serenity and sophistication. In a city where luxury is everywhere, this estate stands apart, embodying a rarefied elegance and architectural purity that is nearly unattainable under Beverly Hills' current limitations. Crafted by visionaries. Admired by connoisseurs
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