901 Kenter Way, Los Angeles, CA 90049

Set at the far end of a cul-de-sac in Brentwood's Crestwood Hills enclave, this unique hillside compound blends into its lush natural surroundings and remains altogether discreet from the street. Access to the grounds unfolds into a luscious garden layered on the hillside with mature eucalyptus, pine, citrus, and olive trees, complemented with greenery that nurtures tranquility and seclusion. The sound of water from a running fountain completes the scene. Once inside, the nearly 7,000 sqft design by Cory Buckner re-articulates the renowned neighborhood's Mid-Century aesthetic yet incorporates both the scale and amenities of a contemporary higher-end home. This four-bedroom, five-bathroom dwelling boasts soaring ceilings under a signature butterfly roofline, spectacular ocean views from each of its three levels, expansive gliding walls of glass that dissolve the boundary with the outdoors, and thoughtful details such as clerestory windows that allow for the cross-ventilation of coastal breeze. Natural materials such as terrazzo and walnut floors, along with marble and stone countertops, bring warmth and texture throughout, while gallery-white walls provide a refined backdrop for art to introduce ambient color. The residence's main level spreads across an open floor plan. The generous living room, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, frames an arresting panorama of green treetops rolling toward the Pacific, with Catalina Island in sight on the horizon. The dining area flows ef