Nestled in the coveted Crest Streets of Beverly Hills, this contemporary estate blends timeless architectural pedigree with striking modern design. Originally built in 1926 as one of the model homes for the visionary Beverly Crest development by George Read, the residence stands as a piece of Los Angeles history, once said to be the home of legendary Hollywood architect John Elgin Woolf during the 1950s and '60s. Fresh from an extensive renovation, the home now showcases warm modern interiors with clean lines, natural materials, and walls of steel windows and glass that frame sweeping, unobstructed views from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean. Designed for both privacy and openness, the living spaces flow effortlessly to expansive outdoor terraces, lush gardens, and a serene pool oasis. Set on a verdant 19,154-square-foot lot, this gated property offers rare seclusion just minutes from the heart of Beverly Hills. A truly unique offering, where old Hollywood heritage meets sophisticated contemporary living. APN 4350-016-011 also included in sale.