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North of Sunset and moments from the Beverly Hills Hotel, 1952 North Beverly Drive is a single-level architectural residence where exceptional materials, privacy, and indoor/outdoor living converge, finished to an international standard. Designed by Gehry Partners disciple Yoram LePair, walls of glass dissolve boundaries between interior and landscape, delivering rare single-level living with gallery-level restraint and global architectural discipline. Conceived as a horizontal private pavilion, the residence offers the ease of penthouse livingwithout elevators, shared walls, or compromise. The living program unfolds entirely on one level, offering scale without excess and a level of finish rarely achieved in new construction. An open Kitchen and Dining environment features Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances with 300+ bottle wine storage, alongside a full wet bar and custom cabinetry in Saint Laurent marble, blackened steel, and charcoal-stained oak. The formal living room opens directly to the pool and hillside setting, equally suited for entertaining or quiet retreat. The Primary Suite functions as a private apartment within the home, defined by volume and discretion. Weighted pocketing doors introduce a stone and rift oak bath and a truly couples-sized dressing room with dual valet areas and extensive shoe storage. A secondary bedroom currently functions as a den with a concealed guest bath, maintaining the home's clean architectural narrative. Outdoor spaces are conceived as everyday living areas, including an open-air living room with granite firepit, a heated saltwater pool and spa finished in Japanese ceramic tile, and an additional gas fireplace outside the Primary Suite. A discreet 14-piece hidden sound system delivers high-level audio throughout the grounds. Bronzed metal glazing, Italian Marmorino plaster, white rift oak paneling, and wide-plank French white oak floors define the interiors. Full home automation includes Control4 and comprehensive Lutron lighting. A permitted, separately addressed ADU provides a fully independent guest suite-ideal for extended stays or staff. An understated facade framed by natural landscape design and an 8-foot louvered steel gate establishes privacy and discretion, with no preview of the architectural depth and material rigor within. Equally compelling as a primary residence or refined international retreat, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a fully realized, architecturally significant single-level home in Beverly Hills P.O.
Listing agent: Eric Lavey DRE #01511292 team@ericlaveypartners.com, Listing office: VANTAGE MGMT
MLS data updated 10/25/2026, 12:28:41 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 26642003
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$4,350,000Closed sale · Feb 26, 2026ZIP 90210 · Feb 2026
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