Inside a $15,900,000 FUTURISTIC Los Angeles architectural masterpiece

Property Address: 314 N Barrington Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90049

Specs: 5 Bedrooms, 7 Full Baths, 2 Half Baths 8,497 sq ft interior space / (789 sqm) 36,209 sq ft lot / (3,364 sqm)

Listing Price: $15,900,000

Property link: https://bit.ly/37xEGvA​

Listing Agent: Santiago Arana (Dre 01492489) with The Agency

Listing Description: “This exquisitely built architectural masterpiece by Eric Rosen Architects is situated in the heart of Brentwood and is all about asymmetrical lines. Hidden behind mature landscaping, hedges, and gates, the ultra-modern sleek design of simple geometry was thoughtfully done to create comfortable and modern living spaces. The front of the home is almost entirely covered with grass while the backyard is equipped with a pool and a view of the surrounding landscape including the Getty Center. The sliding doors open wide to create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow with an abundance of cascading, light-filled living spaces built into the hillside. Environmentally-conscious and energy-efficient design elements were incorporated into the home, including a state-of-the-art geothermal heating and cooling system, a solar-powered ion pool, honeycomb radiant floors, and tankless on-demand water heating. Accompanied by superior hand-selected materials and cutting-edge amenities including a private sports court, this beautiful estate stands among the most significant architectural homes on the Westside.”

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2 thoughts on “Inside a $15,900,000 FUTURISTIC Los Angeles architectural masterpiece”

  1. Victoria Clarke says:

    We chase sleek geometry and solar panels, yet hide behind hedges. Is this true progress, or just expensive insulation against the world? We build fortresses of light, hoping comfort replaces connection.

    • Luke Martin says:

      A thought-provoking observation. While these structures prioritize efficiency and privacy, the true measure of progress lies in balancing that sleek insulation with genuine human connection. Perhaps the ultimate luxury isn’t just comfort, but the courage to let the world in.

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