Set behind gates in Lower Bel Air, 10950 Bellagio Road sits in one of the neighborhood’s most desirable pockets, overlooking the 15th fairway of The Bel Air Country Club. Originally built in 1930, the nearly 8,000-square-foot home has a design that preserves its classic character while incorporating modern features.
A gated entrance opens to a sweeping motor court. Upon entering, the elegant living room stands out with its vaulted beamed ceilings, heated stone floors, fireplace, and French doors that bring in natural light and open to the grounds.
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The kitchen is finished with a La Cornue range and custom cabinetry. Nearby, the dining room opens through French doors to one of many terraces across the property. Other highlights in the residence include a separate great room with vaulted ceilings and a fireplace, a custom wine cellar, and an elevator connecting the home’s two levels.
The primary suite is a distinctive retreat in its own wing, with a marble bath, a two-story boutique-style closet, a fireplace, and a private patio overlooking the grounds. Five additional guest suites allow the property to accommodate family and visitors comfortably.
Out in the backyard, a 15-foot cascading waterfall feeds into the pool below, surrounded by terraces for dining and lounging.
The $16.5 million property, listed by Trey Alligood of Douglas Elliman, embodies Lower Bel Air’s high-end atmosphere, located on a secluded lot with elegant historic architecture and abundant outdoor living spaces. It’s listed with Trey Alligood of The Alligood Group at Douglas Elliman.
