Haley Bosselman
October 28, 2021
Posh and nestled in Holmby Hills, the Sunset Noir compound truly lives up to its name.
The brand new $22.5-million home just hit the market and boasts eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms and two half baths. Created by The Built Group, Sunset Noir joins a celebrity lineage of properties made for the likes of Kelly Clarkson, Black-ish producer Kenya Barish and Tara and Mark Guggenheim. Owner Oren originally built it for his family, but knew the Los Angeles luxury market was too strong to not make the listing.
Sunset Noir’s black facade is balanced by its natural architectural design that relishes in the city’s good weather. Plenty of natural light brightens the modern black-and-white palette, which is only further elevated by warming elements and amenities made of wood.
Across 13,000-square-feet, features include six fire pits (including one that shoots fire off of the pool’s water); an indoor three-story waterfall; charging stations integrated into the kitchen island and the incorporation of fossilized limestone from Indonesia.
And don’t worry, your furry friend is not to be forgotten. It also has a dog spa.
The single-family home right off a tranquil part of Sunset Boulevard offers the opportunity to live in a space that perfectly complements the Los Angeles lifestyle. Looking to wind down? This organic oasis is like your own private resort with city views (sans all the noise), a gorgeous pool, a cinema room, a private gym and an elevator. You can also have a game of ping-pong between tanning sessions in the backyard.
Posh and nestled in Holmby Hills, the Sunset Noir compound truly lives up to its name.
The brand new $22.5-million home just hit the market and boasts eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms and two half baths. Created by The Built Group, Sunset Noir joins a celebrity lineage of properties made for the likes of Kelly Clarkson, Black-ish producer Kenya Barish and Tara and Mark Guggenheim. Owner Oren originally built it for his family, but knew the Los Angeles luxury market was too strong to not make the listing.
Sunset Noir’s black facade is balanced by its natural architectural design that relishes in the city’s good weather. Plenty of natural light brightens the modern black-and-white palette, which is only further elevated by warming elements and amenities made of wood.
Across 13,000-square-feet, features include six fire pits (including one that shoots fire off of the pool’s water); an indoor three-story waterfall; charging stations integrated into the kitchen island and the incorporation of fossilized limestone from Indonesia.
And don’t worry, your furry friend is not to be forgotten. It also has a dog spa.
The single-family home right off a tranquil part of Sunset Boulevard offers the opportunity to live in a space that perfectly complements the Los Angeles lifestyle. Looking to wind down? This organic oasis is like your own private resort with city views (sans all the noise), a gorgeous pool, a cinema room, a private gym and an elevator. You can also have a game of ping-pong between tanning sessions in the backyard.
When it comes time to flip the switch for a more exciting weekend, Sunset Noir is the ultimate entertainment center. The open-concept dining and living space is perfect for hosting large groups. You would be all set for a dinner party with a kitchen that meets the standards of a Michelin-starred chef. The property is a true work of art with each element specially crafted and curated from the finest materials around the world, such as the hand-poured concrete and cast-iron sinks and petrified Elm floors.
This Bel Air listing is held by Fredrik Eklund and Marcy Roth of Douglas Elliman. See more of Sunset Noir below.