Elegant 1939 Country Colonial Revival in Beverly Hills

Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in the prestigious city of Beverly Hills, this unique property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of cultural legacy.

Originally built by architect Frederic Barienbrock for a silent screen actress, this 1939 Country Colonial Revival has been lovingly maintained and updated over the years.

The estate was the home and workspace of renowned celebrity and fashion photographer Melvin Sokolsky for nearly five decades, imbuing it with a creative spirit and rich history.

The lush landscape surrounding the home features an English garden with heirloom roses and breathtaking views of Century City.

Just minutes from Rodeo Drive, this hillside sanctuary offers the best of Beverly Hills living.

Step inside the spacious 3411 square foot home to find a stunning foyer with Degas-inspired powder room.

The beautifully designed interior boasts imported clay tile flooring throughout, wood beamed ceilings, and two wood burning fireplaces in the living room and den.

The wood-paneled study and formal dining room with rustic farmhouse kitchen are perfect for hosting guests.

The kitchen features artisanal wood counters, a sitting island, commercial stainless steel glass door display refrigerator, and professional chef's stove.

The expansive primary suite on the lower level offers an adjoining bathroom and separate dressing area.

Step outside onto the spacious deck that wraps around the back of the house for breathtaking views of the city lights.

The property grounds span over 18,000 square feet and include a remodeled pool and updated landscaping.

Don't miss your chance to own this breathtaking piece of Beverly Hills history.

Lot APN #4348018012 is included in the sale.

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