1799 CORREA WAY, LOS ANGELES CA 90049

Perfectly positioned on lower Mandeville Canyon with no direct neighbors, this striking view estate promises a life of seclusion with sweeping vistas that stretch from Catalina Island and the Pacific Ocean to the iconic skyscrapers of Downtown Los Angeles. Mature, towering trees line the perimeter of this 30,000-square-foot promontory-like lot, providing extreme privacy and seclusion from this hideaway above it all. Reimagined and reconstructed with quality top of mind, this estate offers multiple spaces to relax and entertain with ocean views from nearly every room. Floor-to-ceiling walls of glass and sliding doors frame deep blues and verdant greens in the living and family rooms, each partitioned by a two-sided stone fireplace, as well as the dining room. The gourmand's kitchen features chef-grade appliances including Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, and Miele espresso machine. There is also a wine refrigerator, elegant pass-through to dining, oversized center island with eat-in ledge, recipe desk, and adjacent breakfast nook. A spiral staircase leads to a large landing above, providing ample space for a pajama room. The luxe primary suite is appointed with a fireplace, private wraparound balcony, and large spa-like bath with dual-sink vanity, soaking tub, and double-size steam shower with relaxation bench. The walk-in closet is lighted by a skylight overhead and includes custom built-ins and showcase cabinets. Other bedrooms and bathrooms also feature modern finishes, balconies, and fantastic views. The rear grounds include a sparkling black-bottom pool with lagoon-like water features and raise spa, plenty of grass to roam and play, fire pit, outdoor kitchen/barbecue, wet bar, covered patios for dining al-fresco, and monkey bars for fun and exercise. Experience a life of leisure just moments to the Brentwood Country Mart, numerous fine dining and shopping options, parks, schools, fairways, and the very best of the Westside. Welcome! Some photos are virtually staged.

Listing Courtesy of Sally Forster Jones, Compass