The Brown House, originally crafted in 1955 by the renowned Richard Neutra, stands as a quintessential architectural masterpiece nestled in the prestigious enclave of Bel Air. One of the most iconic homes to be built, it has undergone a meticulous restoration, thoughtfully revering Neutra's pioneering vision while integrating modern luxuries. A true encapsulation of living in a work of art. The property boasts commanding 180-degree views of Los Angeles, restored original cabinetry, and terrazzo flooring, all encapsulated by sweeping walls of glass that blend seamlessly with its serene Romanesque gardens. Expertly revived by leading fashion designers and visionaries, the home features refined aesthetics, including a palatial double-wide living room and exquisite lacquered walls in the primary suite. Comprising up to six elegant bedrooms, two state-of-the-art kitchens, and sumptuous bathrooms, the residence epitomizes culinary and architectural excellence. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of architectural heritage, offering a lifestyle marked by grandeur and exclusivity in one of the most coveted locations.

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The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.