Loma Vista Modern

Restored and expanded for contemporary living, Loma Vista Modern, a Midcentury Modern home in Beverly Hills’ Trousdale Estates, has a fascinating history rooted in Hollywood glamour.

Originally built for Paris-born actress Corinne Calvet, known for her roles in American films and her collaborations with major studios like Paramount and MGM, the residence was designed in 1959 by L.A. architect Rex Lotery, renowned for iconic homes in Trousdale Estates, including Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s marital residence.

Reimagined by Philippe Naouri and Eric Choi at Maison d’Artiste, alongside Studio Tim Campbell, the house seamlessly blends its architectural heritage with modern design elements.

The property features a curving driveway, low-rise landscaping, and distinctive architectural details such as raised clerestory windows and a wall of glass at the entrance. The 8,800 square feet of living space centers around a courtyard swimming pool, offering a serene oasis.

Inside, an atrium and see-through fireplace enhance the spaciousness, while the open-plan kitchen seamlessly integrates with the dining room. Additional amenities include a screening room, office, and temperature-controlled subterranean wine room. With six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, Loma Vista Modern offers luxury and comfort.

Situated approximately 17 miles from Los Angeles International Airport, this property epitomizes the allure of Beverly Hills living.