2818 Wigtown Road, Los Angeles, CA 90064

A masterwork of contemporary architecture by the acclaimed Crockett Architects, this extraordinary two-story residence is defined by a rare balance of design, a curated palette of materials, and a serene sense of privacy. Sculptural planes of Corten steel set a striking tone upon arrival, where a lushly landscaped approach ascends to an intimate olive tree courtyard, artfully framed by powder-coated steel and veiled in stretched Ferrari fabric, creating a tranquil, gallery-like entry. The home reveals itself through a seamless interplay of scale, light, and transparency. Expansive living spaces unfold with effortless continuity, dissolving into the outdoors through walls of Fleetwood glass that invite an abundance of natural light while blurring the boundary between interior and exterior, an elevated expression of California modernism at its finest. The kitchen is a study in refined elegance and precision, anchored by luminous Corian surfaces, custom millwork, and a bespoke suite of professional-grade appliances. A sculptural island serves as both focal point and gathering space, overlooking the meticulously composed gardens beyond. A striking, light-filled stair, seemingly suspended within glass, leads to the upper level, where the primary suite offers a peaceful and deeply private retreat. The spa-inspired bath features a monolithic soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and a harmonious composition of limestone and tailored finishes. Two additional bedrooms are thoughtfully appointed, accompanied by a beautifully detailed bath and expansive Ipe-clad terraces that capture both morning light and evening glow. Outdoors, the grounds are a true extension of the home’s architectural ethos, structured yet organic, private yet open. Mature hedging and curated landscaping frame a resort-like setting, complete with an oversized swimmer’s pool and spa, generous lawn, and multiple lounge and dining environments designed for both intimate moments and effortless entertaining. A rare offering of architectural significance — timeless, composed, and quietly remarkable, in the heart of Cheviot Hills.