Perched in the exclusive Trousdale Estates of Beverly Hills, this iconic residence, originally designed by legendary architect Wallace Neff in 1956 for comedy great Groucho Marx, is a masterpiece of mid-century sophistication with modern enhancements. Behind private gates and lush hedges, a grand motor court welcomes you with space for over 10 cars, leading to a spacious three-car garage. A striking blend of Neff's signature horizontal lines, curved forms, and expansive glass walls defines the home's timeless exterior. Inside, terrazzo and walnut flooring set the stage for a refined yet inviting ambiance, while soaring ceilings create an open, airy feel throughout. At the heart of the estate, a state-of-the-art chef's kitchen, complete with an oversized island, flows effortlessly into a sunlit family room, where curved walls frame breathtaking city and ocean vistas. A sophisticated office, library, or home theater, wrapped in rich walnut paneling, provides a secluded retreat for work or entertainment. Set on an expansive 32,300 sq ft lot, the outdoor spaces are nothing short of spectacular. A heated pool and spa invite relaxation, while the tiled patio and fire pit offer the perfect setting for alfresco dining under the stars. Towering palm and lemon trees provide a lush backdrop, and a versatile sports court is ready for pickleball, basketball, or endless outdoor fun. A rare opportunity to own a true architectural gem in one of Beverly Hills' most sought-after enclaves.

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