620 Siena Way Los Angeles, CA 90077

One of Bel-Air's most iconic estates completed by renowned architect Gordon Kaufmann, known for his work on iconic Los Angeles landmarks such as the Athenaeum at Cal Tech, Scripps College in Claremont, the Santa Anita Racetrack, and redesign of the Hoover Dam. Constructed in 1926, 620 Siena Way pairs exquisitely restored, character-rich interiors with bountiful modern amenities, surrounded by more than an acre of lush, manicured grounds that provide serene privacy. This English Tudor-style estate, a departure from Kaufmann's beloved Mediterranean Revival Style, encompasses an 8,799-square-foot, six-bedroom main home, a detached two-bedroom, two-level guest house with a kitchen and living room and is conveniently located minutes from Beverly Hills, Westwood and Brentwood. Discreetly set behind towering oaks, sycamores and a secured gate in a quiet Bel-Air enclave, 620 Siena Way's interiors have been crafted for elegant entertaining on a grand scale and boast thoughtfully maintained and updated living spaces at every turn. The volume of the interior spaces is balanced with moments of quiet and intimate spaces, French doors open up to private patios and terraces, typical of the Kaufman style. Inside, a formal living room with soaring beamed ceilings and a grand stone fireplace leads to a wood paneled library, while a divine formal dining room opens to a charming outdoor terrace. The gourmet kitchen is replete with marble countertops, stainless steel appliances and a large central island and is tiled from floor to ceiling, reminiscent of the original 1920s style. The estate's primary suite is a true retreat with a spa-like bath and generous closets. Outside, the estate's surrounding grounds have been carefully designed by A. E. Hanson, and invite all-season repose. Host stylish soirees around the pool, wander amidst the mature trees and explore countless enchanting hidden gardens. A truly distinct home that harmonizes history and elegance in an exceptional location, 620 Siena Way is a Los Angeles property that stands in a class all its own.