Welcome to this 2026 new construction, private tropical retreat featuring an expansive 895-square-foot rooftop deck with breathtaking 360 degree views of Venice Beach. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated with premium finishes, from Roman clay plaster walls to rich walnut accents, creating a warm yet contemporary aesthetic throughout. Offering over 3,100 square feet of open concept living, the home features 10 foot ceilings, a 77 bottle wine cellar, three fireplaces, and a fully integrated smart home experience. At the heart of the home is an exquisite chef's kitchen with Thermador appliances including dual ovens, custom walnut cabinetry, and a striking quartzite island designed for connection, perfect for conversation while seamlessly bridging the kitchen and living spaces. A dramatic wall of sliding glass doors opens to a resort style outdoor retreat with a sparkling heated pool, built-in BBQ, covered lounge area, and outdoor fireplace, ideal for entertaining and everyday enjoyment. The light filled primary suite showcases vaulted ceilings, a double sided fireplace, a custom walk-in closet, and a private balcony, while the primary bath offers a tranquil escape with a freestanding soaking tub, custom walnut vanities, and a triple head shower. An additional 895 square foot rooftop deck with cafe lighting and a fire pit offers panoramic treetop, city, and mountain views overlooking the heart of Venice. The home includes four en-suite bedrooms, an additional office, and five thoughtfully designed bathrooms, along with a private two-car garage with space for an additional vehicle secured by an automatic electric gate. The landscaped front yard is surrounded by bamboo and palm trees, all set on a wide, tree lined street West of Lincoln just moments from Abbot Kinney, world class dining, and the iconic Venice Beach capturing the essence of elevated Westside living.

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