Los Angeles Homes with Panoramic View

Los Angeles Homes with Panoramic View

Welcome to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California—a sprawling metropolis that perfectly blends glitz and glamour with natural beauty and cultural diversity. Nestled in Los Angeles County, this iconic city is renowned for its stunning landscapes, bustling entertainment industry, and year-round sunny weather. With its diverse neighborhoods, world-class dining, and an array of outdoor activities, Los Angeles offers something for everyone.

One of the most enchanting features of homes in this area is the breathtaking panoramic views they provide. Imagine waking up each morning to sweeping vistas of the Pacific Ocean, the majestic San Gabriel Mountains, or the glittering skyline of downtown LA. Homes with panoramic views are not just residences; they are a lifestyle choice that allows you to embrace the beauty of your surroundings. Whether you’re enjoying a sunset from your balcony or entertaining friends in your backyard, these views elevate everyday living to an extraordinary experience.

Los Angeles is known for its eclectic architecture, from mid-century modern gems to contemporary masterpieces, many of which are strategically positioned to maximize those stunning views. The neighborhoods of Hollywood Hills, Silver Lake, and the Westside are particularly famous for their homes that offer breathtaking sights, making them highly sought after by discerning buyers.

In Los Angeles, your dream home with panoramic views awaits, offering not just a place to live, but a canvas for a life filled with inspiration and beauty. Embrace the allure of this incredible city and discover the perfect home that reflects your lifestyle and dreams!

Newest Los Angeles Homes with Panoramic View

$5,195,000
6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ OC26209414 MLS ⋅ Active Status
BUILT WITH CARE, LOVED FOR LIFE! Another signature residence from Bermuda Luxury Homes, the Beverly Hills and West Los Angeles builder known for homes that are designed. 3267 Mountain View Ave is a newly built modern home with 6 bedrooms and 6.5 baths in about 4,151 square feet, on a 5,975-square-foot lot. It includes a 360 View rooftop terrace with BBQ, Fridge, Sink and sitting area. You can see the ocean, hollywood sign, downtown LA and Catalina island when the weather permits. The front of the house combines smooth stucco, vertical wood slats, sandstone ledger stone and glass railings. A wood pivot door opens into a foyer that leads straight to the great room. The main floor is made for gathering. A Roman clay fireplace wall with a Viola porcelain surround anchors the great room, which opens to the kitchen and to a dining room set off by a walnut slat divider. The kitchen has Shinnoki Frozen Walnut cabinetry, Viola porcelain counters and backsplash, a wood range hood, a rounded island wrapped in zellige tile with an underlit shelf, and panel-ready refrigerator and dishwasher. There is also a built-in coffee station and microwave. A door hidden in the cabinetry opens to a walk-in pantry with walnut shelving and LED lighting. Also on this floor: a wet bar in travertine porcelain slab with brass and metal-wire details, a powder room in Rosso Levante porcelain with a backlit mirror, a bedroom with its own bath, and a two-car garage. Upstairs, the primary suite has a sloped ceiling, a wallpapered wall behind the bed, and a fireplace with walnut shelving and a travertine divider. It also has a private balcony and a custom walk-in closet. The primary bath is finished in Jade porcelain and tadelakt plaster, with a freestanding soaking tub, an integrated-sink vanity, a backlit mirror with a hidden medicine cabinet, and a skylight. The three other upstairs bedrooms each have their own bath. One has a walk-in closet and another has a balcony. These baths share a calm palette of 24x48 travertine porcelain, fluted tile, Roman clay walls, recessed niches, wall-hung toilets and wood vanities. The laundry room, with walnut cabinetry, is upstairs near the bedrooms. The stairs continue up to a rooftop terrace with a built-in BBQ, a fire pit lounge and space for outdoor dining. Part of the roof is set aside for solar. Outside, the landscaped yard has a fire pit lounge, an outdoor kitchen, planters and a garden, with step and spot lighting throughout.

3267 Mountain View, Los Angeles

$4,899,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26992925 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Expect the unexpected. A modernized, private Spanish Colonial legacy property on a street-to-street lot in the coveted hills of Los Feliz. This exceptional 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom residence spans over 3,800sf of reimagined and upgraded living space, with dazzling panoramic views of the city beyond from nearly every vantage of the property. Lovingly restored and expanded by the current owners, the home retains vintage focal points like exposed truss and beam ceilings, original wrought iron staircase, and Saltillo tile patios. The dramatic vaulted living room is a showstopper with wood burning fireplace and expansive tiled balcony facing the city skyline. The open plan concept was created to increase flow and connectivity to the home's many outdoor areas. Dining room with large picture window with original decorative ironwork and chandelier opens to a tiled patio with jetliner views all the way to the Port of Long Beach - a perfect place for morning coffee. The impressive cook's kitchen is a central gathering space in the home, with eat-in island, top-line appliances, and custom millwork. The kitchen's casual, everyday entry area with bench and coat closet leads to the pedestrian gate and parking on Bryn Mawr Rd. In the sunroom, La Cantina walls of glass open to reveal the large entertainer's yard complete with dining patio, large pool with diving board, a grassy yard space, and cabana lounge with fireplace and outdoor shower. Upstairs, the hotel inspired primary suite is a world onto itself. The appointments of this space include private balcony, fireplace, deep soaking tub, large dressing area and oversized smooth plastered shower room. An additional en suite bedroom and balcony complete this level.Descend the grand staircase to the home's lower level - a robust and flexible floor plan featuring large second living room with fireplace, gorgeous ensuite guest bedroom with walk-in closet, and hall bathroom with fourth bedroom/office. The lower front entry opens to an impressive Tempranillo vineyard and lighted garden pathway to the driveway and detached garage. A romantic, emotional home that harmonizes the vintage architecture we love with modern convenience and an upgraded living experience.Fully hedged, gated, and securely monitored, this very special private retreat is set just below the famed Griffith Observatory, minutes from Griffith Park trailheads and Los Feliz Village.

2551 Glendower Avenue, Los Angeles

$5,750,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 26991649 MLS ⋅ Active Status
One of R.M. Schindler's most celebrated and widely studied residential works, The Kallis House (1946) represents a rare opportunity to acquire a totally restored and turn-key piece of Los Angeles architectural history. Designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #860, the landmark residence has been documented by the Los Angeles Conservancy, Los Angeles Times and leading architecture and design publications, and was famously studied by a young Frank Gehry while attending USC's School of Architecture. Architectural historian Nicholas Olsberg has described the Kallis House as perhaps among the most strikingly original of Schindler's houses and a work that embodies the architect's optimistic vision of architecture as a catalyst for creative life. Designed in 1946 for artist and film art director Mischa Kallis, the residence responds ingeniously to its steep hillside site. Rather than imposing a conventional structure upon the land, Schindler broke the house into interconnected volumes that descend with the slope, using shifting rooflines, angled walls, terraces and expanses of glass to create a continuous dialogue between interior space and landscape. From its private hillside setting, the house captures commanding views across the San Fernando Valley and toward the mountains beyond. Inside, Schindler's radical geometry is softened by richly tactile materials. Mahogany, Douglas fir and plywood walls, ceilings and original built-in furnishings contrast with walls of glass and light, while rough split-stake exterior cladding allows portions of the house to seemingly disappear into the trees. The result is architecture that feels simultaneously experimental, intimate and remarkably livable. Purchased by the current owners in 2017 after decades of deferred maintenance, the residence subsequently underwent an extraordinary five-year, multi-million-dollar restoration, guided by Schindler's original drawings and archival materials at UC Santa Barbara. The extensive undertaking restored original woodwork, windows, built-ins and the kitchen's historic configuration while addressing the home's foundation and structure and introducing comprehensive modern infrastructure and systems. Today, the approximately 3,549-square-foot residence offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms, four fireplaces, a glass-enclosed office, solid mahogany Japanese soaking tub, steam shower and climate-controlled storage. A luxurious 40-foot pool and spa, professional bocce court, terraces and mature privacy landscaping create a secluded outdoor environment surrounded by treetop, mountain and valley views. An extraordinary offering for collectors of significant architecture, R.M. Schindler homes, mid-century modern design and Los Angeles cultural history.

3580 Multiview Drive, Los Angeles

$8,980,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 26992331 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Set at the far end of a cul-de-sac in Brentwood's Crestwood Hills enclave, this unique hillside compound blends into its lush natural surroundings and remains altogether discreet from the street. Access to the grounds unfolds into a luscious garden layered on the hillside with mature eucalyptus, pine, citrus, and olive trees, complemented with greenery that nurtures tranquility and seclusion. The sound of water from a running fountain completes the scene. Once inside, the nearly 7,000 sqft design by Cory Buckner re-articulates the renowned neighborhood's Mid-Century aesthetic yet incorporates both the scale and amenities of a contemporary higher-end home. This four-bedroom, five-bathroom dwelling boasts soaring ceilings under a signature butterfly roofline, spectacular ocean views from each of its three levels, expansive gliding walls of glass that dissolve the boundary with the outdoors, and thoughtful details such as clerestory windows that allow for the cross-ventilation of coastal breeze. Natural materials such as terrazzo and walnut floors, along with marble and stone countertops, bring warmth and texture throughout, while gallery-white walls provide a refined backdrop for art to introduce ambient color. The residence's main level spreads across an open floor plan. The generous living room, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, frames an arresting panorama of green treetops rolling toward the Pacific, with Catalina Island in sight on the horizon. The dining area flows effortlessly to the outdoor deck, ideal for al fresco gatherings. With emphasis on materiality and craftsmanship, the adjoining kitchen is equally sculptural and efficient, featuring bespoke bamboo cabinetry, stone countertops and sinks, and premium appliances. An inviting library and media room lined with custom built-ins also transforms into an occasional guest room. The primary suite is set on a level of its own, bestowing a lavish sanctuary above. The suite accommodates a sitting area, a built-in workstation, yet another ocean-view terrace, along with dual walk-in closets, a spa-inspired bathroom complete with a soaking tub, dual vanities, and a glass-tiled steam shower. Downstairs, the lower level opens to a full-length deck and, yes, ocean views. The central family lounge is flanked by two spacious bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. A well-appointed laundry room and a sizable enclosed area for plentiful storage are adjacent. A winding path through greenery leads to a dramatic sundeck, where pool and spa are positioned for both relaxation and elevated entertaining. Just beyond, a truly special artist's studio beckons: an inspiring environment with 18-foot ceilings, skylights, a private office, and dedicated showroom. This detached unit would readily furnish a creative-office space, a professional music studio, or additional live-in and entertainment facilities. Modern systems including home automation, solar power, whole-house water filtration, and smart climate control ensure comfort and efficiency. An attached three-car carport with EV charging and an expansive driveway provide ample parking. Just minutes from the best of the Westside, this property speaks to those who cherish a lifestyle enriched by luminosity, greenery, privacy, unremitting creativity, and overarching aesthetic integrity.

901 Kenter Way, Los Angeles

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