The Panorama House. Perched atop one of the highest hillsides in Ocean Park, this architectural work by award winning architect Jesse Bornstein is a study in form, material, and horizon. A gated entry introduces the residence, while a lap pool, spa, spacious backyard, and koi pond blend seamlessly with the landscape. The primary suite, occupying its own level, functions as a private retreat with an adjoining office. A separate wing houses two secondary bedrooms and a media room, balancing privacy with connection. A detached guest house extends this sense of flexibility, serving as visitor quarters, staff residence, or creative studio. Above it all, the roof decks frame panoramic views of the ocean, city, and mountains. The interiors reveal a palette of wood, metal, stone, and glass -- their craftsmanship expressed in precise detailing and tactile richness. Additional features include a two-car garage and gated parking for two cars. As featured in Dwell and the LA Times, Panorama House embodies the clarity and ambition of contemporary coastal architecture. Its setting is equally compelling: just a half-mile walk from Main Street and the beach, with a brand-new K8 school nearing completion down the street, further anchoring the home in a vibrant, evolving community.

Listing courtesy of Graham J. Larson of Sotheby's International Realty

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