Available for the first time ever, 4 Yellow Brick Road is a custom Italianate estate tucked away on a private cul-de-sac shared by only seven homes. Defined by timeless architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and sweeping coastal views, the residence stands as a true original. Designed by renowned architect Doug Leach, the home has been featured in magazines and commercials and has influenced multiple South Bay residences since its completion in 2005. Built as a forever home, the owners worked closely with the architect to create a floor plan that seamlessly balances multigenerational living with elevated entertaining. Spanning 6,468 square feet on an over half-acre lot, the home is thoughtfully oriented to capture 180-degree ocean and city views from nearly every room, creating a constant connection to its elevated setting. Ideally located within walking distance of the Palos Verdes Golf and Tennis Club and just minutes from Riviera Village and Redondo Beach, the property also offers convenient access to acclaimed restaurants and scenic coastal trails. The residence offers five bedrooms plus a library that functions as a sixth bedroom, along with seven bathrooms and an impressive collection of resort-style amenities. A Skip Phillips designed infinity pool and spa anchor the outdoor spaces, surrounded by lush gardens and multiple private areas for entertaining. Inside, a home theater with a 110-inch screen, two-stop elevator, and temperature-controlled wine cellar provide comfort and convenience. The chef’s kitchen features custom French Traditions cabinetry, Miele double ovens, a full-size Sub-Zero refrigerator, warming drawers, a built-in espresso machine, and an expansive butler’s pantry ideal for hosting memorable gatherings. Upstairs, the primary suite serves as a private retreat with double walk-in closets, a spa-like his-and-hers bathroom finished in honey onyx marble, and a jetted tub overlooking both Downtown Los Angeles and the Queen’s Necklace. Hand-selected finishes throughout include lighting by Fine Art, Belgard stone retaining walls, an Olympic stone pool deck, imported Italian tile and brick, walnut hardwood flooring, natural limestone, ceiling beams sourced from a historic French barn, and gates accented with wood imported from India. Rare and emotionally compelling, this is a home that must be experienced to be truly appreciated. An opportunity that comes along once in a lifetime.

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