1110 Benedict Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Located on lower Benedict Canyon Drive in Beverly Hills Proper is this two-story, five-bedroom, six-bath residence, artfully designed and built in 1929 with later remodeling done by esteemed architect John Elgin Woolf. One of the few remaining Beverly Hills homes featuring Woolf's Hollywood Regency stylings: his signature oval windows, large architectural doors, dentil moldings, hardwood flooring and French windows and doors.The house is sited on an expansive, private-feeling, gated, walled, and maturely wooded lot. The floorplan is classic and has easy flow from room-to-room and to the outdoors. The two-story foyer sets a graceful tone with its fireplace, sitting area and sweeping staircase. The formal living room with its tall ceiling, built-in bookcases and stately fireplace opens through French doors to the backyard. The formal dining room is perfect for either a large dinner party or a more intimate gathering. The kitchen and family room are a chef's and entertainer's dream. This bright, skylit area opens to the backyard and serves as the casual wing of the house. Clad in Carrara marble and outfitted with top-tier appliances, the kitchen features a center island with seating and a multitude of built-ins. There's a bar area, a butler's pantry and temperature-controlled Sub-Zero wine storage. Connecting seamlessly to the kitchen is the family room area with built-in bookcases and a fireplace. It also has a breakfast niche for informal gatherings and every-day dining. A jew