Set behind tall, clean hedges in the Bird Streets above the Sunset Strip, this fully reimagined traditional contemporary residence reads as a study in proportion, light, and restraint, precise where it needs to be, expansive where it counts. The entry sets the tone immediately, a double height foyer with a sculptural curved stair, checkerboard flooring, and a single statement chandelier opening onto sun filled living space beyond. The formal living room holds soaring coffered ceilings, natural wood flooring, and a wood burning fireplace framed by custom millwork, while the kitchen, built around an oversized island, a Viking range with pot filler, and dual Sub Zero refrigerators, is engineered for real cooking and effortless hosting in equal measure. A main level guest suite finished in marble and copper offers total privacy for visitors, and upstairs, the primary suite functions as a self contained retreat, ocean and city views, a spa grade bath, a walk in closet secured with its own lock, and a private balcony designed for slow mornings. An approx. 500 square foot finished attic with air conditioning and a full bath, plus a flexible bonus room on the first floor, add real versatility without disrupting the architecture. Outside, a clean lawn and hillside seclusion open onto uninterrupted views across the city and out to the Pacific, private, quiet, and minutes from West Hollywood and Beverly Hills. Considered, current, and quietly commanding, this is Bird Streets living at its most refined.

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