Waynecrest - A True Gem of Architectural Quality in Beverly Hills

This property is only available for monthly stays with a minimum of 31 nights. If you are interested in short-term stays, please contact our concierge for your luxury travel needs.

Tucked away in the prestigious Crest Streets of Beverly Hills, this rare mid-century modern residence is a true architectural masterpiece. Designed in 1948 by the legendary Greta Grossman as her personal home, this 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom property offers 3,151 square feet of artfully preserved design and timeless elegance. A perfect blend of heritage and sophistication, the home remains an iconic example of California modernism.

Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac, the home offers serene privacy while still being minutes from the luxury boutiques, fine dining, and cultural landmarks of Beverly Hills. Every detail has been thoughtfully updated to meet today’s modern lifestyle without compromising its mid-century integrity. From original architectural elements to tastefully modernized finishes, the space balances comfort and character with ease.

Inside, the expansive floor plan features sun-drenched living spaces, open-concept common areas, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Large picture windows invite in natural light and frame breathtaking canyon and city views. The three spacious bedrooms provide tranquil retreats, each with en-suite access and thoughtful design touches. The 3.5 bathrooms are beautifully appointed, combining period charm with sleek, contemporary amenities.

Step outside to enjoy multiple private patios, ideal for morning coffee, sunset cocktails, or entertaining guests beneath the stars. Surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful vistas, the outdoor spaces are just as inviting as the interior, offering a true escape from the bustle of the city.

Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast, a design lover, or simply seeking a luxurious and quiet retreat, this impeccably maintained home offers a rare opportunity to stay in a piece of Beverly Hills history—where style, substance, and story meet in one extraordinary setting.