Résidence Unifamiliale à Los Angeles

Tucked into a tree-filled canyon, this extensively renovated contemporary hillside home feels quietly removed from the city around it. Gated and fenced across four lots, the property is surrounded by mature landscaping and greenery, with views into the canyon and across the hillside. The home unfolds across three levels, connected by a modern staircase added within its own architectural volume. Designed to preserve the living space on each floor while bringing in natural light, it gives the interior a strong modern architectural element. Large windows throughout frame the trees, hillside and canyon beyond. The main living level is open and comfortable, with living and dining areas anchored by a gas fireplace and tiled hearth, a kitchen with concrete countertops and a Kangen water filtration system, plus a bedroom and 3/4 bath. A deck extends the living space outdoors, offering a quiet spot to sit, dine and take in the view. Upstairs, the primary suite has the entire top floor to itself. Generously scaled and filled with natural light, it includes a large closet, a bath with freestanding tub, and windows looking out across the trees and hillside. Downstairs, the mood shifts. A kitted-out, soundproofed media room with Dolby Atmos surround sound, projector and custom sofas creates a proper space for movies and music, and a built-in sauna completes the lower level. The property extends across four lots, creating an unusual sense of space and privacy. Mature landscaping surrounds the home, with areas for outdoor seating and dining, while the three additional lots retain a more natural canyon landscape--room to wander the hillside and a green buffer around the property. The finished two-car garage is set up for the car enthusiast, with built-in cabinetry and storage, air conditioning, an outlet for electric car charging and a power washer. Set in the hills near Mt. Olympus and Laurel Canyon, the home feels secluded without being disconnected, with easy access to both the city and the valley. Modern, warm and inviting, it’s a home shaped as much by its natural surroundings as its architecture--a very Los Angeles way of living.