Situated in one of the most prestigious locations in Bel Air, this prime and rare estate sits on approximately 4 acres, surrounded by majestic mature trees that provide exquisite privacy. Built in 1935 and featured in Architectural Digest in 1938, this English country estate has belonged to the same family for decades. Behind a gate and driveway, the expanse of the property is significant and the floorplan is timeless. The sublime home offers approximately 6400 square feet of exquisitely detailed and graciously proportioned interior spaces including a formal entry, a gracious dining room, sophisticated living room, and a warm wood-paneled study adjacent to a charming bar. The second floor encompasses a primary suite and multiple guest bedrooms all with beautiful views of the property. The artful use of terraces, loggias, French doors, and windows create a harmonious flow between indoor and outdoor rooms and grounds. The surrounding manicured gardens lead to a large pool that is positioned perfectly for sun exposure and a lovely pool house. Beyond the pool and gardens sits an enormous lighted tennis court, a perfect spot for tennis or hosting a large event. In close proximity to the Hotel Bel Air, only so often does an opportunity to acquire one of the last remaining proper Bel Air and legacy estates come along.

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