Perched atop a private promontory in the exclusive Oaks of Los Feliz, this gated modern classic offers an exceptional blend of serenity, seclusion, and spectacular views from city lights to mountain peaks. Notably, this residence is one of the last few homes photographed by the legendary Julius Shulman, capturing its architectural significance and timeless California modernism. Nestled on nearly three-quarters of an acre and surrounded by lush landscaping, the home is thoughtfully designed to provide total privacy both indoors and out. Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass and expansive decks frame iconic vistas of the Hollywood Sign, Downtown Los Angeles, and the skyline beyond. Inside, an airy open-concept layout flows seamlessly from the chef's kitchen and dining area to the sunlit living room. The main residence includes four bedrooms and five bathrooms, highlighted by a zen-inspired primary suite with steam shower, walk-in closet, automated blackout shades, and a secluded private deck that feels like a retreat unto itself. A detached guest and pool house opens directly onto an infinity-edge saltwater pool and spa, complete with swim jets and underwater speakers, ideal for relaxation or entertaining in total seclusion. Additional features include radiant heated floors, solar panels, Sonos sound throughout, a converted garage gym, and gated parking for five cars. A true sanctuary above the city, offering refined design, dramatic views, and ultimate privacy.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.