Single Family Home/House Los Angeles United States

Welcome to 420 N Kings Road, a one-of-one European Spanish residence built by HERE WE ARE CONSTRUCTION [HWA Construction] in the heart of Beverly Grove. The character of the residence begins at its exterior, where hand-brushed stucco, handmade Mexican clay tile, and a custom roof treatment inspired by homes along Lake Como give the architecture a sense of age and authenticity. A gridded approach of pavers and decomposed granite leads to the home, while an intimate atrium creates a quiet transition upon arrival. European molding and warm rift-cut white oak establish a sense of permanence, while stainless steel introduces an unexpected contemporary edge. In the kitchen, a monolithic stainless-steel island is juxtaposed against natural stone and oak cabinetry, while custom millwork seamlessly conceals the pantry and refrigerator. Along the staircase, custom stainless-steel railings reinterpret traditional European ironwork, with the same design language carried through to the exterior balconies. A dedicated wine cellar and expansive living spaces complete the main level, designed for both intimate living and effortless entertaining. Outdoors, ficus surrounds the property in privacy, framing a resort-like setting with a pool and six jet spa, full outdoor kitchen, and generous spaces for dining, lounging, and gathering. Upstairs, four en-suite bedrooms offer privacy and comfort. The primary suite opens to a private balcony overlooking the backyard and features a spa-like bath with a steam shower, soaking tub, and custom travertine vanity. The adjoining dressing room is anchored by a one-of-one jewelry cabinet created in collaboration with Beverly Hills atelier Saint Jewels, bringing the precision and craftsmanship of bespoke jewelry into the interiors of the home. Throughout the residence, hand-finished materials, custom millwork, sculptural stone, and considered metalwork create a sense of continuity from room to room. Every element of 420 N Kings Road was conceived as part of a larger whole, resulting in a home that feels collected rather than conventional European in character, distinctly contemporary in expression, and singular in its execution.