"Flipping Out" Star Jeff Lewis Sells Home for Close to $5.2M
In Bravo real estate news Jeff Lewis’ recently cllosed his home for nearly $5.2M and the property was listed by Josh Altman, Matt Altman and Heather Altman of Douglas Elliman.
Designed by celebrity designer Jeff Lewis, this ultra-private, modern masterpiece is perched above the famed Sunset Strip capturing explosive city and ocean views. Sparing no detail, this one-of-a-kind home spans over 3,900sqft of living with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Behind the gated courtyard with tall hedging, you are welcomed into the home through custom double steel and glass front doors.
The main living area is an entertainer's dream boasting an open floor plan, high ceilings, and an abundance of natural light. From the great room with a custom wet bar, sliding glass doors open to an expansive outdoor deck allowing for quintessential California living.
The oversized chef's kitchen exemplifies modern perfection with custom stained rift white oak cabinetry, dramatic polished Arabescato marble countertops and top-of-the-line Subzero/Wolf/KitchenAid/Miele appliances.
The luxurious owner's suite with panoramic city views, a large wardrobe dressing room, and stained rift white oak wall coverings is second to none. The spa-like master bathroom is equipped with an oversized rainfall shower, freestanding 60" tub, and picturesque views. The outdoor deck showcases a pebble tec pool/spa overlooking the Los Angeles skyline.
Equipped with the latest technology the home features a Sonos system controlled by iPads, an advanced security system, and Lutron lighting throughout. This state-of-an-art oasis is ready for the most discerning buyer.
Moments to the top restaurants and shopping on Sunset Blvd. Parking for 4 with a 2 car garage and 2 additional spaces on the driveway.
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