Description

Architecturally designed for world-renowned interior designer Erika Brunson by Bob Ray Offenhauser, "Vivenda da Lua" (House of the Moon) is offered for the very first time. A magnificent Spanish Portuguese villa of exceptional beauty, this rare Bel Air estate is a study in timeless luxury. Three-story main residence and attached guest suite are set behind gates surrounded by manicured grounds, a pool and poolside pavilion, spacious patios, verdant lawns, and formal gardens. Breathtaking gallery has columns of crema marfil marble, grand mural by Doug Riseborough, and finishes by artist Peter Wolfgang. Ten-foot double doors were made from the highest grade wood, fireplaces were hand-picked in Paris, and tiles were designed by Erika Brunson and fabricated by Rigo in Portugal. Magnificent library finished entirely in fine walnut, spectacular gourmet kitchen, temperature-controlled wine room, movie theater, Zen room, upstairs kitchenette, mirrored gym, cupola-topped sweeping staircase, and an elevator.