Designed by the celebrated John Elgin Woolf in 1939, this private and gated mid-century estate is the epitome of Hollywood Regency style. Situated on over half an acre in the Hollywood Hills, this fully furnished residence stands as an architectural marvel, featuring curved walls and glass throughout. An U-shaped pool area serves as a central feature, while the main house is accented by floor-to-ceiling windows. Extensively restored in the 1960s by Woolf himself, the two-bedroom, two-bath residence was expanded to include a chevron-patterned pool house. Additional notable features include ornate built-in bookcases, a formal dining room, and a primary suite with a perfectly placed bay window and an impressive ensuite bath. With Hollywood pedigree and ultimate privacy, this home is a timeless masterpiece.