About 6950 Oporto Dr
Located on a private and expansive lot with incredible views in the upper Outpost Estates lies this elegant and tastefully restored historic Spanish Estate. This one-of-a-kind residence boasts a lineage of impressive ownership; upon entering the front privacy gate, it's clear to see what has attracted tastemakers to this property for nearly a century.The dramatic living room boasts high, chapel-like ceilings, excellent art walls, and a Juliette balcony that overlooks the city. On the main floor, you'll find a spacious dining room with seating for up to fourteen, a recently remodeled chef's kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, marble finishes, and premium Lacanche and Sub-Zero appliances. A breakfast room opens onto a balcony ideal for entertaining while enjoying city views.Descending the staircase, a soothing stone water feature guides you to a downstairs den and library, complete with custom bookshelves and doors that lead directly to the backyard. Outside, a lush, flat lawn surrounds a pool and spa, framed by mature palms that enhance privacy while maintaining views. An outdoor chef's kitchen includes ample seating, a bar, built-in stone banquette with a firepit, and top-tier appliances by Viking and Miele.Upstairs, the primary suite offers two generous closets and an exquisitely crafted bathroom featuring imported stone, dual sinks, ironwork windows, and a soaking tub. A guest bedroom also on this level includes original tilework, two large closets, an ensuite bath, and unobstructed city views. The property's unique turret provides additional flexible space ideal for a guest room, gym, or office, offering panoramic views from Downtown to the ocean.A fourth bedroom also with ensuite bath and separate entrance near the pool is perfect for guests. Meticulously landscaped grounds with mature trees and hedging complete this quintessential Old Hollywood estate. This residence uniquely blends privacy, prestige, elegance, and timeless charm a combination rarely available and impossible to replicate.
