An architectural statement by acclaimed mid-century architect Paul Wuesthoff, this 1962 masterpiece is discreetly positioned at the end of a coveted Beverly Ridge cul-de-sac. Privately sited on over a quarter acre, the residence commands sweeping jetliner views and showcases the effortless glamour of true California modernism. Expansive walls of glass dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, framing cinematic sunsets and lush terraced grounds. At the heart of the estate, a striking central courtyard introduces an extraordinary wraparound poolan architectural focal point that begins within the courtyard and continues along the residence into the backyard, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience rarely found at this price point. Designed for refined entertaining and tranquil daily living alike, the home offers multiple outdoor vignettes, including elevated seating terraces and a generous lower-level flat pad adjoining a secondary primary suiteideal for guests, studio space, or private retreat. With rare usable hillside grounds, architectural pedigree, and effortless connectivity to Beverly Hills, the Westside, and the San Fernando Valley via Beverly Glen, this offering represents a timeless expression of privacy, design integrity, and elevated Los Angeles living.