Price: $21,750,000
Location: 9360 Readcrest Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Tucked along the Crest Streets, 9360 Readcrest Drive offers a rare blend of architectural lineage and contemporary design. Originally completed in 1926, the gated residence was built as a model home for George Read’s Beverly Crest development. In the decades that followed, the estate’s story deepened. During the 1950s and 1960s, it served as the personal residence of architect John Elgin Woolf, whose work helped define Hollywood Regency.
Mike Kelley
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A recent, comprehensive renovation has carried the estate into its current era with a restrained, “warm modern” approach—one that respects the home’s pedigree while prioritizing clean lines, natural materials and livability. Steel-framed windows and expansive glass walls bring daylight deep into the interiors and create a calm continuity between inside and out.
Mike Kelley
The setting is a defining feature. Positioned to capture a sweeping 180-degree panorama, the home looks across the basin from the downtown skyline to the Pacific horizon—an uncommon view corridor that feels both expansive and composed. Living areas open to broad outdoor terraces, reinforcing indoor-outdoor flow and ideal for quiet mornings or larger-scale entertaining.
Mike Kelley
The property spans a 19,154-square-foot lot, with mature gardens and a serene pool. Despite the home’s proximity to the core of Beverly Hills, the estate has a peaceful and secluded atmosphere.
Mike Kelley
The property is currently listed for $21,750,000, with a meaningful architectural backstory, a thorough modernization, and a scenic setting.
Mike Kelley
Interested in learning more? Please contact Tyrone McKillen at tyrone@plusrealestate.com or 949-212-8721.
