Exceptional Stone Canyon estate is located on Bel Air's most prestigious street, just moments from the legendary Hotel Bel-Air, Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive, UCLA, and Los Angeles' most celebrated dining and shopping destinations. According to local lore, the residence was once home to a Bishop of the Maronite Church, whose evening meal arrived from the nearby Hotel Bel-Air complete with a glass of wine. Some addresses simply come with better room service. Meticulously reimagined in 2010 under the guidance of renowned architect Vladimir Elmonovich, the residence marries classic architecture with modern luxury. Major systems were updated, including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows, and seismic reinforcement, creating a home that is as practical as it is beautiful. Even the estate's distinctive stone facade tells a story, with original stone preserved and complemented by premium natural stone sourced from the well-known Lompoc quarry. Designed for California living, the home transitions from elegant, light-filled interiors to spectacular outdoor spaces featuring a resort-style pool and spa, outdoor fireplace, dining pavilion, built-in BBQ, and landscaped grounds ideal for entertaining year-round. The chef's kitchen showcases Viking, Thermador, and Miele appliances, while a wine cellar and paneled office add warmth and sophistication. Upstairs, offers four spacious ensuite bedrooms, each with a private balcony or reading nook, culminating in a luxurious primary suite with a spa-inspired bath. This is Bel Air living at its finest where rich history, timeless design, and modern luxury come together in one extraordinary estate.

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