1344 Maltman Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Tucked behind gates on a generous double lot in Silver Lake lies 16,000 square feet of curated privacy. This modern compound by architects Lewis/Schoeplein is a rare expression of form, function, and feeling. At its heart, it’s a home designed for connection: between indoors and out, serenity and celebration, light and intention. From the moment you enter, a sunlit foyer sets the tone: open yet grounded, refined yet effortlessly livable. Floor-to-ceiling glass in the main living room frames hillside views and dissolves boundaries, blurring the line between interior elegance and exterior ease. Expansive sliders invite the outside in, opening to multiple entertaining patios, lounge zones, and dining terraces each one tailored for everything from morning stillness to vibrant, large-scale gatherings. At the center of it all lies a resort-inspired courtyard anchored by a custom pool, spa, and fully equipped outdoor kitchen. It’s a private sanctuary, built for connection and reflection and above all else — for entertaining. Throw an intimate gathering to watch the sunset and stars or host a party that uses all the outdoor options. The gourmet kitchen pairs sculptural design with everyday function: premium appliances, custom cabinetry, and an oversized island invite both casual conversation and culinary exploration. Just beyond, the dining area flows effortlessly into the outdoors, ideal for both intimate dinners and dynamic events. With two thoughtfully designed primary suites each offering its own private retreat, spa-like baths, generous closets, and direct outdoor access the home provides flexibility for multi-generational living, guests, or dual work-from-home creatives. In total, the main residence includes four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, all infused with a calm, neutral palette that lets natural light and materiality take center stage. Outdoors, discover a rooftop lounge for sunset gatherings, a vegetable garden rooted in intention, and a sculptural water feature that invites pause. And just beyond the main home, a design-forward prefab ADU designed by Jason Halter of Wonder inc. offers income potential, a guest suite, or an inspired creative studio fully detached and private. Currently, the ADU generates substantial income on Airbnb. Eco-conscious living meets modern luxury with 51 paid solar panels powering the property. Every inch has been shaped for elevated living: this is architecture that lives well, entertains beautifully, and adapts effortlessly to what comes next. This is more than a home it’s a story of space, soul, and possibility, waiting for its next chapter.