Inside, the influence of Architect Paul Williams is seen throughout the home. A soaring vaulted ceiling with hand-stenciled wood panels and exposed beams anchors the living room, creating a dramatic space rooted in old Hollywood sophistication. The living room flows seamlessly into a formal dining room and a chef’s kitchen. At its center, an oversized island, a 12-burner La Cornue range, custom cabinetry, a concealed walk-in pantry, a wood-paneled refrigerator and a wine fridge elevate the kitchen into a refined centerpiece of this luxury estate.

Adjacent to the main living area, a formal study and office wrapped in rich wood paneling provide a quiet, design-forward retreat. Throughout the home, chandeliers and French doors frame curated views of a rose garden and an enclosed greenhouse. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a refined sanctuary, complete with a fireplace, wraparound balcony and sweeping views of the estate. The primary bath features dual showers and a gold-plated soaking tub, elevating the estate’s experience. Three additional bedrooms, two bathrooms and a secondary laundry room complete the upper level. A guest suite on the main level provides privacy and flexibility.

On the lower level, a defining feature sets this historic Los Angeles house apart, The Velvet Room. This authentic Prohibition-era speakeasy includes a built-in bar, fireplace, hidden rooms and private garden access. This space evokes the layered history and storytelling associated with the most iconic homes by Architect Paul Williams.