5544 Hoback Glen Road, Hidden Hills, California 91302

Conceived and crafted with the finest materials and utmost quality throughout, this immaculate, brand-new estate rests on sprawling, private grounds in star-studded Hidden Hills. Guests enter into a grand double-height foyer to discover exquisite finishes and thoughtful moments at every turn. Vaulted ceilings, triple-thick wood-paneled arched doorways, and expert use of stone and organic materials characterize the public entertaining spaces. The magazine-worthy kitchen feels effortlessly elegant, with reeded backsplash and hood, open shelving, custom chef-grade appliances, oversized center island, and ample prep space. The formal dining room delights the senses, with large leaded French doors that showcase greenery aside a striking wine display wall. A commanding, angular staircase zig-zags to the second level as sunlight enters through a bank of skylights overhead. The sumptuous owner’s wing includes a private balcony, fireplace with a mantel that stretches the width of the room, dry bar with wine refrigeration, and showcase wardrobe closet with makeup desk and changing island. The primary bath is a true spa experience, with a massive dual-sink vanity, double rainwater shower clad in bookmatched stone, herringbone tile floors, and soaking tub. Secondary bedrooms and bathrooms are spacious and well-appointed, each positioned with consideration to the home’s natural environment. The wellness center of the pristine residence features a dry sauna, gym, and showers. There is also a large plush theatre, library/office, mud room, pajama room, and elevator. Enjoy a variety of indoor-outdoor spaces, sitting areas, grassy lawns, a gorgeous infinity pool and spa, barbecue, and conversation pit with fire table. Executed with thoughtful design top of mind and affording all of the modern amenities imaginable, this is everything one would expect to find in this world-famous enclave where security and privacy are paramount. A masterwork piece by Sharon Ohana of CDH Builders with architecture and design by Mike Khalesi of Beverly Hills One.