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1157 N Hillcrest Rd - Trousdale Estates

1157 N Hillcrest Road - a true Trousdale Estates mid-century gem with serious architectural pedigree and an iconic restoration story. Originally built in 1963 by architect George MacLean, this residence was later meticulously restored and expanded in the mid-2000's by the celebrated architecture firm Marmol + Radziner, with interiors by acclaimed designer Brad Dunning, a collaboration widely credited with preserving the home’s original spirit while elevating it into a modern-day Trousdale showpiece. Set behind gates on approximately 1.5 acres, the compound offers a rare sense of scale and privacy for Beverly Hills: a nearly 6,300–6,350 sq ft main residence, a private one-bedroom guest house, and resort-style outdoor living that unfolds across panoramic “jetliner” views stretching from Downtown Los Angeles to the water. The layout is designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living. Bedrooms and primary living areas open directly to the pool, grassy yard, and lush landscaping, creating that classic Trousdale rhythm, private from the street, expansive toward the horizon. A signature highlight is the home’s distinctive zigzag footprint, paired with layered exterior moments including a koi pond and a large outdoor dining setting anchored by its own fireplace, perfect for entertaining under the stars. Architectural Digest has documented the restoration of fashion photographer Steven Meisel’s George MacLean, designed Trousdale home, detailing the collaboration with Marmol Radziner and Brad Dunning and the approach of expanding the footprint while maintaining period authenticity, context that aligns closely with the restoration narrative associated with this Hillcrest property. This property is no longer for sale. To preview something similar for sale visit TopLALiving.com/Trousdale-Estates #1157NHillcrest #TrousdaleEstates #BeverlyHills #BeverlyHillsRealEstate #LuxuryRealEstate #MidCenturyModern #CaliforniaModern #GeorgeMacLean #MarmolRadziner #BradDunning #ArchitecturalHomes