Offered for the first time in over 40 years, this thoughtfully restored home is set above the street and up a private drive in the coveted Outpost Estates, providing exceptional privacy, design, and scale. Originally built in 1951 by Douglas McLellan & Associates and reimagined by architects Luis Ortega (1978) and Mark Enos (1986), the home reflects influences of Mexican architect Luis Barragan, blending warmth with modern livability. The property has been featured in numerous fashion and editorial shoots, including principal work by Herb Ritts, a reflection of its distinctive design and visual appeal. The main residence includes approximately 2,211 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, featuring clean lines, preserved period details, thoughtful updates throughout, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Natural light moves effortlessly through the interiors, opening to inviting outdoor spaces designed for both entertaining and retreat. An attached lower level of approximately 600 square feet offers a flexible, self-contained environment, currently utilized as a home office with a three-quarter bath and a temperature-controlled wine cellar. It is well suited for guest accommodations, a third bedroom, or additional living space. Set on an expansive approximately 19,991 square foot lot, the grounds are anchored by terraced gardens, an architectural pool, connected spa, and a striking waterfall, along with thoughtfully composed outdoor areas that enhance the property's indoor-outdoor lifestyle. This is a rare offering that balances architectural significance, privacy, and modern living in one of the most desirable pockets of the Hollywood Hills.