Miradero is very livable, flexible and less fussy. A jewel box in an A+ location in the heart of Beverly Hills. Set atop a promontory with total privacy & unobstructed views from downtown to the ocean to The Getty. Stunning landscaped grounds include mature trees that provide just enough privacy & also frame a rare 180 degree glittering view of Los Angeles. Architect John Bertram, whose portfolio includes restorations of historic Neutras, has applied his hand to five historic Neutra residences, including the Brown and Hammerman houses in Bel-Air. Miradero is designed in an international style using a palette of smooth coat stucco, steel, terrazzo, natural cork and split-face limestone used for the rough-hewn exterior and interior walls. The rooms are visually seamless architectural elements that offer an array of quietly surprising details. In the sun-drenched master bedroom, Bertram created a minimalist display with three sizes of Wohlert pendant lamps by Louis Poulsen hung at different lengths. Floor to ceiling walnut panels, moving walls of Fleetwood doors, pocket doors and wide-view windows with concealed frames. Built using green technology, utilizing solar power, and the highest efficiency products. This home is a gem that is ready to be yours!
Single-familyProperty Type
2009Year Built
1.22 acresLot Size
$2,533Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Benjamin Bacal•DRE #01437782• Revel Real Estate
•310-922-9894 (agent)
•ben@revelrealestate.com (agent)
Bought with David Bennett•DRE #01750484• Keller Williams Beverly Hills
A jewel box in an A+location in the heart of Beverly Hills. Set atop a promontory with total privacy & unobstructed views from downtown to the ocean to the Getty. Stunning landscaped grounds include mature trees that provide just enough privacy & also frame the rare 180 degree glittering view of Los Angeles. A masterpiece by John Bertram, a renowned Southern California Architect whose portfolio includes million-dollar restorations of historic Neutra's, schindler's & launtners including the Brown house in Bel-Air. Designed in the International Style & using a palette of smooth coat stucco, steel, terrazzo, cork, walnut and glass, the rooms are visually seamless architectural elements that offer an array of quietly surprising details. Among them, floor to ceiling walnut panels, moving walls of glass, pocket doors and wide-view windows with concealed frames. Built using green technology, utilizing solar power, and the highest efficiency products.