Description

Perched above the city on a quiet street in the coveted Los Feliz Oaks, this architectural residence by Tony Ngai, AIA, is a rare offering of design, privacy, and breathtaking scale. Thoughtfully positioned to embrace its surroundings, the home captures sweeping canyon, city, and ocean views, creating a seamless connection between nature and modern living. A dramatic living room with soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and a custom fireplace anchors the home, opening to terraces that invite an effortless indoor-outdoor experience. Natural light moves beautifully throughout the space from morning to sunset, while the loft above adds dimension and flexibility. Designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining, the home offers multiple gathering spaces, including a sophisticated media room and a light-filled dining area that flows into the chef's kitchen, outfitted with Sub-Zero, Gaggenau, and Bosch appliances. Extensive upgrades and curated finishes elevate the home throughout, including mahogany floors, custom cherry interior doors with Valli & Valli hardware, Ann Sacks and Walker Zanger tile, and Lutron smart lighting. The primary suite is a true retreat, featuring its own fireplace, custom closets, and a spa-inspired bath with radiant heated limestone floors, Duravit porcelain sinks, a Kohler soaking tub, and exquisite custom woodwork. Two additional bedrooms offer generous scale and storage, each thoughtfully designed with high-end finishes. Additional amenities include automatic shades, a temperature-controlled wine closet, EV-ready garage with dual 220V outlets, upgraded electrical and HVAC systems, tankless water heater, integrated security cameras, and smart home features throughout. Lush, drought-tolerant landscaping and automated irrigation complete the private, tranquil setting. Moments from Griffith Park, the Observatory, the Hollywood Bowl, Greek Theatre, Franklin Village and Beachwood Canyon, this is quintessential Hollywood Hills living. Now is your chance to own a private sanctuary that is architecturally significant, deeply intentional, and effortlessly connected to its surroundings.