1166 Summit Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210

A rare and singular achievement on one of the City of Beverly Hills' most storied streets, this extraordinary two-story, four-bedroom estate is nothing short of an architectural love letter, a newly-built Arts and Crafts cottage conceived with the passion of a collector and executed with the precision of a master craftsman. Commissioned by a prominent businessman-philanthropist and brought to life by acclaimed interior designer Madeline Stuart and master builder Robert Glaus, the home draws its inspiration from the 1908 Gamble House (the Greene & Greene National Historic Landmark in Pasadena), yet feels unmistakably of the moment. Stuart's genius lies in threading historical authenticity through a contemporary lens, resulting in interiors that breathe, invite, and delight rather than intimidate. Cedar-shake siding, handwrought iron lanterns, custom stained-glass entry panels, and quartersawn oak floors establish the home's impeccable Arts and Crafts pedigree from the moment you arrive. Inside, the generous proportions of a contemporary Southern California residence unfold across rooms of extraordinary craft and curation, evident in the walnut-paneled walls, the milk-glass skylights that flood the conservatory with California light, the catering-sized kitchen with its quartzite counters and Marmoleum flooring patterned like a marble checkerboard, and the vaulted and wood-beamed and paneled 25+ person dining room, with its circa-1910 iron-and-glass lanterns. Steel windows and d