A masterfully remodeled mid-century home originally designed by Richard Frazer in 1956, nestled in the prestigious Bird Streets. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this home offers an unmatched blend of privacy, sophistication, and sweeping, unobstructed city skyline views. Inside, expansive open-concept living areas are awash with natural light, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows that capture breathtaking views and merge seamlessly with the home's desert-inspired surroundings. This thoughtfully reimagined interior pays homage to its mid-century heritage with premium finishes, clean lines, and a harmonious indoor-outdoor flow-perfect for both relaxation and entertaining. The backyard is a captivating desert sanctuary, bordered by stately cacti and highlighted by a large water feature that doubles as a Baja shelf, a tranquil spot for lounging with panoramic city views. Offering both exclusivity and serenity, this residence embodies the essence of luxury Los Angeles living, presenting timeless design paired with modern elegance for its next discerning owner.

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