Sempre Vista. Representing one of the most compelling offerings in Los Angeles' luxury market in years. With over 12,500 square feet of Thomas Juul-Hansen architecture on 2 private acres in prime Brentwood. Juul-Hansen, the Danish architect, designed Sempre Vista as a monumental rectangular frame clad in sandblasted Alabastrino travertine, a finish chosen for its depth, warmth, and the way it holds light across the face of the building. Executed by Roderick Builders with the precision the design demanded, nearly 19-foot seamless motorized glass panels dissolve every wall, and the columns recede so completely at the lower level that the entire structure appears to float above the hillside. The views run coast to canyon, ocean to skyline, without a single interruption. Six bedroom suites, ten baths, elevator, double-height formal living room and foyer, Gaggenau kitchen with two oversized islands and custom oak cabinetry with recessed brass hardware, glass-enclosed temperature-controlled wine cellar, three-tier theater, massage room, sauna with a dedicated view window, gym, Gessi fixtures throughout, Cohiba granite primary bath with a cold plunge, steam shower, and in-shower TV, Calacatta Lincoln marble secondary bath, four-car garage, infinity pool curving with the natural contour of the hillside, and, at the crown, a 2,500+ square foot rooftop terrace with floating travertine decking and seamless glass railings where the Pacific, the mountains, and the entire Los Angeles basin unfold simultaneously. Situated on one of Brentwood's most coveted and private hillside addresses, less than five minutes from Sunset Boulevard, with views that reach from the ocean to downtown that few properties in this city achieve.

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.