2316 Pelham Ave Los Angeles, California

A warm contemporary residence designed around light, scale, and effortless indoor-outdoor living. This exceptional newer-construction 5-bedroom, 6 bathroom home pairs striking contemporary architecture with warm natural materials and a highly considered floor plan. Clean architectural lines, soaring ceilings, walnut flooring, and a dramatic 25-foot glass faade create interiors that feel expansive yet inviting, with natural light pouring into nearly every space. Designed equally for everyday living and entertaining, the home has an effortless sense of flow from one room to the next. Meticulously maintained and upgraded from its original specifications for maximum enjoyment and livability. At the heart of the residence, the expansive great room is anchored by a sleek linear fireplace and framed by dual Fleetwood sliding glass doors that disappear to connect the interiors with a covered loggia and large grassy backyard. The chef’s kitchen is both sophisticated and highly functional, featuring a dramatic 10-foot island, Caesarstone surfaces, Viking appliances, double dishwashers and sinks, wine refrigeration, a walk-in pantry, and an adjoining breakfast area. A dramatic set of barn doors reveals a private main-level office with a full bath, allowing the space to easily function as a fifth bedroom or guest suite. A floating staircase leads upstairs to four ensuite bedrooms and a flexible loft. The generous primary suite is conceived as a private retreat, opening to a balcony with sweeping Century City views. Its spa-like bathroom features a freestanding soaking tub, oversized shower, vanity, heated floors, and separate custom closets. Additional highlights include a mudroom, gated front yard, attached two-car garage, Nest-controlled HVAC, integrated wiring for sound and security, and abundant storage throughout. Located within the highly sought-after Westwood Charter School district, 2316 Pelham offers a compelling combination of contemporary architecture, warmth, functionality, and elevated California living with larger dimensions than building codes would ever allow today.