Brentwood, Los Angeles
North Bundy Drive
Ground-Up Custom Build · Modern Farmhouse · Completed
Project Scale
6
Bedrooms
9
Bathrooms
7,110
Square Feet
4+
Levels
Build Type
Modern Farmhouse · Ground-Up · Full Build Scope
Status
Completed
Notable Features
- Rooftop deck with cabana and expansive views
- Elevator, all levels including rooftop
- Floating staircase
- Standing seam metal roof
- Fully finished basement, gym, game room, theater
- Pool and spa
- Outdoor kitchen and cabana
- Home automation system
- His/Hers shower · Steam shower
- Dedicated office
- Strong indoor-outdoor flow throughout
About This Project
7,110 square feet designed to live beautifully on every level.
North Bundy Drive is a 7,110 square foot modern farmhouse in Brentwood, one of Los Angeles’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods. The home was designed with both scale and functionality in mind, balancing open living spaces with private retreats across multiple levels, all connected by an elevator extending from the basement to the rooftop deck.
The main living areas are defined by clean lines, natural light, and a cohesive indoor-outdoor flow. Oversized glazing and carefully positioned openings bring the exterior environment into every principal room, ideal for the kind of effortless entertaining and everyday living your avatar demands.
The rooftop deck with a full cabana is a rare addition in Brentwood, a private elevated outdoor environment with expansive views that most homes in the neighborhood simply cannot offer.
The basement level expands the home’s livability without adding footprint. A private gym, game room, and dedicated home theater were designed for immersive use, not as afterthoughts, but as programmed spaces with appropriate acoustic treatment, lighting control, and finish quality to match the floors above.
The floating staircase and standing seam metal roof are two of the project’s most technically demanding elements. The staircase required precise structural coordination to achieve its cantilevered appearance. The metal roof, an increasingly specified material in premium residential construction, demanded careful sequencing and integration with the building envelope to ensure long-term performance alongside its architectural impact.
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