1933 Redcliff

ULTIMATE PRIVACY with a two-story guesthouse at the heart of this 1969 Midcentury compound. 6 Beds, 6 Baths. Designed by noted architect Hai C. Tan - a serene, creative retreat woven into L.A.'s rich cultural fabric. Known for designing Chinatown's Mandarin Plaza. This 5,194-square-foot home crafts a beautiful blend of glass, wood, and metal with surrounding greenery, centered around a sculptural swimming pool. Sleek and effortlessly open, the home elevates indoor-outdoor living with soaring ceilings, sun-drenched spaces, and walls of glass that disappear into the landscape. The great room is perfect for music and entertaining, while the sunlit chef's kitchen - a nod to Danish modernism - offers a long, streamlined island with counter seating, a full complement of Miele appliances, wood cabinetry and open shelving. Other highlights include a media room, cozy lounges, and a flexible floor plan. The TWO-STORY guesthouse, perfect for visitors, private offices, or creative retreats, is secluded above terraced gardens, offers its own stylish living space and private patio, a breathtaking work of craftsmanship with a private entrance. Set in an artsy, eclectic neighborhood and redefining versatility, this home is more than a residence, it's a sanctuary for inspired living.