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1680 N Doheny Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Ginger Glass with Compass, original listing - (310) 230-5478
$34,995,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
5
Bathroom
Full: 8
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
13500 Square Feet
Property Description
Step into the spotlight in this brand-new 13,500 SF contemporary masterpiece, perched in the legendary Bird Streets high above the Sunset Strip. Designed by the iconic Vantage Design Group, this architectural marvel of concrete and steel is a showpiece of style, sophistication, and luxury. Offering breathtaking panoramic views, this estate is a seamless blend of cutting-edge design, opulent indoor-outdoor living, and top-tier amenities, including two elevators (one is commercial-grade). Experience the grandeur of this home, starting with a cantilevered glass living room that appears to float above the city, leading to a sleek dining area and gourmet kitchen crafted for the most discerning chefs, featuring exquisite stone countertops and top-tier appliances. The high-tech family/media room boasts a statement bar and an immersive 12'x9' LED media wall, perfect for exclusive premieres or intimate gatherings. With 5 lavish bedrooms and 8 impeccably designed bathrooms, the primary suite offers a serene sitting area, spa-like ensuite with dual vanity, and a custom walk-in closet designed for refined elegance. Seamless floor-to-ceiling motorized Shuco glass doors open to an expansive 4,000 SF deck, where you can unwind by the sunken fire pit, bask in the glamour of the 175' infinity-edge pool with spa, Baja shelf, and sunken seating area, or entertain under the stars in ultimate style. Spanning 1.2 acres, this private sanctuary features drought-tolerant landscaping, 5,000 SF of lush gardens, meandering paths, and a citrus grove, all designed for balance and well-being. A fully equipped gym, yoga room, yoga terrace, and a spa with a sauna provide a retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation. This technologically advanced estate is equipped with Crestron full-home automation, individually climate-controlled wine rooms, automated blackout shades, and an eco-conscious solar power system, seamlessly blending sustainability and sophistication.
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2024
MLS Number
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Location
Address
1680 N Doheny Dr
City
Los Angeles
State
CA
Zip Code
90069
County
LOS ANGELES (NORTHWEST LA)
Listing
Name
Phone
(310) 230-5478
Office Name
Office Phone
(310) 230-5478
Agent Name
Ginger Glass
Agency Phone
(310) 230-5478

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