1960 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills, CA, US, 90210

Timeless in Trousdale, this exceptional residence is set on an expansive lot and has been fully reimagined by its current owner with a refined balance of architectural integrity and modern sophistication. A true entertainer's setting, the home has hosted notable gatherings over the years, reflecting both its pedigree and enduring appeal. Originally designed by architect Marvin Berman, a protg of Richard Neutra, the estate is a study in elevated mid-century modern design. Clean lines, honest materials, and a seamless indoor outdoor connection define the experience, with walls of glass dissolving boundaries between interior spaces and the lush, exceptionally private grounds beyond. Natural light and verdant hillside views become an ever-present backdrop, enhancing the home's sense of calm and quiet sophistication.The interiors are defined by warm contemporary finishes and a cohesive, intentional design narrative that feels both elevated and effortless. The interior architecture, furnishings, and landscape design have been masterfully conceived and executed by Chad Waterhouse, whose distinctive sensibility creates a seamless dialogue between indoor and outdoor living. Through a thoughtful layering of texture, proportion, and natural elements, the home unfolds as a richly curated yet deeply livable environment.The grounds are equally compelling, expansive and meticulously composed to offer a series of outdoor experiences, from sophisticated spaces for entertaining to serene, intimate retreats for everyday living. Every element has been carefully considered to enhance both usability and visual impact, creating a true sense of escape and privacy.Ideally located moments from world class dining, shopping, and iconic Los Angeles destinations, this is Trousdale at its most timeless, an exceptional offering where pedigree, privacy, and design converge with quiet confidence.