Bel Air Architectural

Gated and walled unique Bel Air estate by Hugh Newell Jacobsen commissioned by the former owners of "Architectural Digest" on a quiet cul-de-sac street in a prime location bordering on the Bel Air Country Club. Expansive use of glass walls and doors brings exterior elements into close proximity with interior spaces. This owner-built home was conceived by an architecturally knowledgeable professional couple to balance the need for privacy, entertainment, and civic engagement and to accommodate their extensive art collection. The Interior includes astounding common rooms, a master with dual baths, a library, a media room, a gym, a pool, 1 or 2 additional bedroom suites, staff apartment.