1960 Loma Vista

Timeless in Trousdale, this extraordinary 3,890-square-foot residence rests on a sweeping 21,467-square-foot lot, masterfully reimagined to honor its architectural lineage while embracing a refined, modern sensibility. A storied setting for high-profile gatherings from intimate soires to notable charitable events the home carries a legacy of effortless entertaining and understated glamour. Originally designed by architect Marvin Berman, a protege of Richard Neutra, the estate is a study in elevated mid-century design. Clean lines, curated materials, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow define the experience, with walls of glass framing verdant hillsides and exceptionally private grounds, inviting natural beauty into every moment. The interiors unfold with quiet sophistication, balancing warmth and scale. At the center, the chef's kitchen blends function and style, anchored by a generous island, top-tier appliances, and a charming built-in banquette that nods to the home's heritage. The primary suite offers a true sense of retreat, complete with dual baths and expansive closets, designed for both comfort and ease. Outdoors, a newly renovated pool and sculptural fountain create a serene, resort-like setting, where the sound of water and layered landscaping elevate the ambiance from day to evening. Modern enhancements including a full smart home system, Tesla backup batteries, and an EV charger are thoughtfully integrated, ensuring contemporary convenience without disrupting the home's architectural integrity. Just moments from world-class dining, premier shopping, and Beverly Hills' most iconic destinations, this is Trousdale at its most enduring where architectural pedigree, complete privacy, and elevated design come together in effortless harmony.