A dream house for the owners who built it, the love child of architecture, a hillside, and a view, this house transformed the life of the family who called it home, twice.
It was a labor of love to build this 2-story plus basement home at the highest point of the Pacific Palisades. Built on a hillside at the top of a canyon facing the Santa Monica Bay, the compact massing maximized the discrete 4,600 sf site while amplifying living spaces with ocean views. A generous, inviting backyard reached towards the Pacific Ocean with an infinity pool at its base.
A dream house for the owners who built it, the love child of architecture, a hillside, and a view, this house transformed the life of the family who called it home, twice.
It was a labor of love to build this 2-story plus basement home at the highest point of the Pacific Palisades. Built on a hillside at the top of a canyon facing the Santa Monica Bay, the compact massing maximized the discrete 4,600 sf site while amplifying living spaces with ocean views. A generous, inviting backyard reached towards the Pacific Ocean with an infinity pool at its base.
