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Bel Air Homes for Sale | In the foothills of the Santa Monica mountains lies the lush sanctuary of Bel Air. One of the world’s most exclusive communities with two stately gated entrances off Sunset Boulevard. The never-ending winding streets are lined with large lavish mansions and stunning estates, making the neighborhood popular with celebrities and the entertainment industry elite.

Bel Air boasts the ultra-exclusive area of Holmby Hills, famous for both The Playboy Mansion and The Spelling Manor, setting the tone for coveted high-end real estate in Los Angeles. If expansive architecture, privacy and lush landscaping are what you’re looking for contact Beyond Shelter to view more Bel Air homes for sale.

THE SERENITY OF DESIGN

BEL AIR MID CENTURY MODERN HOME

Bel Air Mid Century Modern home with beamed ceiling

10410 Quito Lane, Los Angeles, CA  | $1,395,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA

Nestled into the hillside off Beverly Glen, this unique Bel Air mid century modern home stands as a beacon of timeless design. Clean lines and a minimal aesthetic characterize its post-and-beam architecture, encapsulating the essence of an era that dared to innovate and reimagine living spaces.

The welcoming, choreographed entryway of the home is lined with timber bamboo alongside a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass. The home stands in harmony with its surroundings, blending form and function in a strikingly distinctive floor plan.

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GRAPHIC GREATNESS

REIMAGINED MID CENTURY BEL AIR HOME

Mid Century Bel Air Home reimagined by architect Stephen Phillips

10424 Hebron Lane, Los Angeles, CA  | $1,495,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA

This reimagined mid century Bel Air home looks to be pulled from the pages of Dwell magazine. Architect Stephen Phillips, FAIA, Ph.D., has conceived a stylish and hip redesign of this lush canyon tree house, originally created by Bill Mack in 1959.

Starting from the building’s original core design, the architect sensitively updated systems, windows, doors, decking and more to modernize the residence for contemporary living. Specified materials have been thoughtfully chosen for their truth in function and design; vertical grain Douglas Fir, Redwood and Cherry, blend seamlessly with stainless steel and stone to create a striking update.

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PEACEFUL POOLSIDE

CLASSIC BEL AIR MID CENTURY HOME

Classic Bel Air Mid Century home

960 Chantilly Road, Los Angeles, CA  | $2,899,000 | 3 BD | 4 BA

A great opportunity to re-image this classic Bel Air Mid Century home. Located on one of the most desirable streets in the lower part of the neighborhood, this time capsule sits on an expansive lot of nearly 28,000 sq ft. A double-height entry with open staircase sets the stage for the dramatic architectural details inside.

A dramatic pitched beamed ceiling in the main living area showcases views of the pool and lush landscaping beyond. Floor-to-ceiling glass brings nature indoors, while a brick-clad fireplace fills the space with warmth and a cozy vibe on cool California evenings.

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A ROCK STAR SANCTUARY

UNIQUE BEL AIR MID CENTURY MODERN ESTATE

Bel Air Mid Century Modern estate formerly owned by Robby Krieger

461 Bellagio Terrace, Los Angeles, CA  | $13,900,000 | 4 BD | 5 BA

Set atop a private knoll with unobstructed sweeping views from the Getty to the Pacific Ocean, this incredible Bel Air Mid Century Modern estate has been meticulously renovated with the finest custom finishes.

The 60,000+ square foot lot includes a long-gated driveway lined with bamboo and is located on a prime cul-de-sac street. This entertainer’s paradise is rich in Hollywood musical history and features an open floor plan that is perfect for indoor/outdoor living. The main living area features beamed soaring ceilings and terrazzo flooring.

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THE HOUSE THAT WILT BUILT

UNIQUE BEL AIR ARCHITECTURAL ESTATE

Bel Air architectural estate by architect David Rich

15216 Antelo Place, Los Angeles, CA  | $11,995,000 | 6 BD | 8 BA

Make a statement, this unique Bel Air architectural estate was designed by architect David Rich. Commissioned in the 1970s by Wilt Chamberlain, this exceptional private estate draws inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic style. Rich incorporates a brutalist architectural style with multiple polygon-shaped intersecting planes mixed with natural materials, wood, stone, water and steel.

The arrival experience greets visitors with lush vegetation and large succulent specimens with shapes like true sculpture. Formally known as Ursa Major, the estate has been expanded and extensively renovated by its current owner.

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