Designed by the celebrated John Elgin Woolf in 1939, this private and gated mid-century estate is perhaps the finest example still in existence of the Hollywood Regency style he created. Situated on over a half an acre in the Hollywood Hills, this fully furnished residence stands as an architectural marvel with curved walls and glass throughout. A U-shaped pool area serves as a central feature of the home, while the main house's floor-to-ceiling windows uniquely frame its shape. Extensively restored in the 1960's by Woolf himself, the two bedroom, two bath residence was expanded to include a chevron patternedpool house while maintaining the original parquet floors and retrofit finishes. Ornate built-in bookcases line the walls of the rounded living room, leaving ample space for gathering, before entering into a charming kitchen and formal dining room. The primary suite delivers subtle luxury with a perfectly placed bay window and impressive ensuite bath. With Hollywood pedigree, revered style and ultimate privacy this home is a timeless masterpiece.