Sunset Plaza Mansion created a real furore and changed all perceptions about the design. One-of-a-kind, one-of-a-kind villa overlooks the famous Hollywood Hills. ––a modern palace, a real concrete fortress and a bold designer fantasy.
Lounge for hours on end at the lavish outdoor pool and indulge in reckless parties and elegant socialites at night, following the bohemian customs of Hollywood movie stars. No doubt guests will appreciate the pool table, gym and large movie room with an impressive bar, not to mention the charming goldfish pond. State of the art security system for peace of mind and a sense of security.
Steel, glass and concrete details are seamlessly integrated into the architecture of the mansion. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of downtown and the ocean. Stylish stainless steel kitchen, the pride of the Porsche Design Group, will appeal to even the most accomplished chef.
Main building has five bedrooms. Two more, along with a separate living room, located in a small gatehouse. Together they comfortably seat up to 14 guests. A luxurious double bath adjoins the master bedroom, tastefully trimmed with wood.
This magnificent mansion is located only 7 km away from the breathtaking Sunset Strip, famous for its booming nightlife, clubs and trendy restaurants Boa and Katana, a must-see when visiting Hollywood. And less than fifteen kilometers away are world-famous attractions: the Walk of Fame, Universal Studios and Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.
This mansion sounds absolutely breathtaking! I’m wondering, what are the advantages and disadvantages of having a glass and concrete home, particularly in a location like the Hollywood Hills? I’d love to know more about the architectural and aesthetic considerations, as well as how it impacts privacy and energy efficiency.