Positioned to capture sweeping, uninterrupted vistas from Downtown to the Pacific, this newly constructed estate by IR Architects and Colossal Properties spans 13,210 square feet offering 5 bedrooms, 7 full baths, and 4 half baths at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Arrival is marked by a tranquil water feature, bespoke landscaping and driveway to the garage below. A grand entry foyer extends sight lines straight across the home to the horizon beyond, with a glass-wrapped staircase anchoring the main living and dining spaces. The interiors are defined by volume and warmth where travertine, wood, glass, and water interplay to create a refined, wabi-sabi sensibility throughout. The main level unfolds in a seamless sequence of interconnected spaces, centered around a great room enveloped by 110 linear feet of 11-foot glass, fully motorized to dissolve the boundary between indoors and out. A formal dining room sits just beyond, while a library/office on this level captures its own ocean-facing perspective. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is outfitted with Gaggenau appliances and four commanding stone islands, along with a hidden chef’s kitchen for effortless entertaining. Upstairs, four en-suite bedrooms, including the primary, open directly to a continuous wraparound terrace, each framed by expansive views and outfitted with walk-in closets. The primary suite is oriented to maximize both privacy and outlook, creating a retreat that feels elevated while showcasing explosive views from every vantage point. The lower level is designed for both entertainment and retreat, featuring a fully appointed media lounge with illuminated bar, a temperature-controlled wine room, and a cinematic theater finished in a soft, tonal palette. A glass-encased fitness studio with steam and sauna completes the level, offering a dedicated space for wellness and recreation. Outdoor living is integrated at every level, anchored by a 60-foot zero-edge infinity pool and spa that visually extends into the surrounding hills. Multiple lounge areas, fire features, and a full outdoor kitchen create a setting designed for gathering, while a flat grassy lawn and additional fire pit space provide a more intimate, grounded contrast below. Above it all, a 1,700-square-foot rooftop deck with bar captures a full 270-degree panorama stretching from the Getty Museum across the city skyline to the Santa Monica coastline offering an otherworldly view that evolves epically from day to night.Equipped with a Crestron automation system, a four-stop elevator connecting each level, and a four-car plastered garage with a USA Carousel turner, the residence balances architectural clarity with thoughtful functionality, delivering a home that feels expansive yet curated at every turn.