Tucked away just north of Sunset and the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel, 1952 North Beverly Drive is a sleek, single-story home that nails the balance between high-end design and laid-back California living. Designed by Yoram LePair (a Gehry Partners alum) and lit to perfection by Mark Raissen (Sunset Tower Bar, San Vicente Bungalows), the home is all about clean lines, tons of natural light, and indoor-outdoor flow. You'll find walls of glass, gorgeous Rift Oak paneling, and wide French white oak floors throughout. The open kitchen and dining area are decked out with top-of-the-line Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances, a wine fridge for 300 bottles, and a wet bar with Saint Laurent marble and blackened steel accents. The formal living room looks out over the saltwater pool and hillside, making it perfect for entertaining or relaxing in total peace. The primary suite is spacious with an oversized walk-in closet, a luxurious stone-covered bathroom, and sleek pocket doors for added privacy. There's also a second bedroom currently used as a cozy den, with a hidden full bath tucked behind beautiful oak paneling. Outside feels like a boutique resort - there's a firepit lounge with teak sofas, a sparkling pool and spa with Japanese tile, another outdoor fireplace, and a built-in sound system hidden in the landscaping. Everything's automated with Control4, JOSH AI, and Lutron, and the windows and skylights are custom by Metal Window Corp. The permitted ADU (with its own address at 1954 North Beverly) is the ultimate guest suite with its own chic bathroom, refrigerated drawers, and custom closet. Plus, there's a separate laundry/tech room with extra wine storage and space for all your gear. The front of the home is super understated, with native landscaping by Elysian Landscapes and a custom steel gate that keeps everything private while giving zero clue to the stunning detail inside.

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