Oakmont is one of Brentwood Park’s most prestigious streets – a gated private enclave where number 22 sits elevated, open to city views on one side and the Getty and canyon views on the other. It’s a combination the neighborhood almost never yields: complete seclusion and an open horizon, together. Designed by Ken Ungar, the residence carries its scale with ease. A 22-foot entry foyer sets the stage and the proportions hold throughout eleven-foot ceilings across the main level, vaulted second-floor bedrooms rising to sixteen feet. The finishes reward a closer look: book matched marble in the kitchen, where Wolf, Sub-Zero and Miele handle the work, and full marble baths fitted with Kallista and Waterworks. Every bedroom is oversized, king-scaled and ensuite. The primary is its own retreat vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, a separate sitting room, dual walk-in closets and a balcony that takes in the view, with a bath to match: oversized glass dual shower, soaking tub, heated floors, views of its own. The lower level, brightened by light wells, is built for staying in theater, temperature-controlled wine cellar, wet bar, spa and salon and a gym with room for a steam room, sauna and cold plunge. Outside, mature landscaping does double duty maximum privacy without closing off the views. A pool and spa, a multipurpose pickleball and sports court, bocce court, fire pit, built-in heaters, a hillside orchard and landscape lighting throughout make the south-facing grounds as considered as the interiors. Minutes from everything Brentwood puts within reach and a world away once the gate closes.