This new construction Starr Design Group home erases the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Built by South Bay stalwart Chris Lombardi, the home measures out at 4,900+ square feet of living space (BTV). The modern dwelling cascades down its 6,643 sf lot, thoughtfully rendered to offer both privacy and entertainment options. This “Hermosa House” is a 3-level home that features 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, office, media room, 2 covered patios, rooftop deck, custom bar, lush yard, and a salt water pool and spa.
From the main entrance, you’re greeted by sweeping Southwest views of both the upper and lower levels of the property. The intelligent architectural design of the space ensures that every inch of the home is maximized and that each level flows seamlessly into the next. 10-foot ceilings throughout meet glass walls that glide open to invite in the manicured yard below while bathing the interior with natural light.
The chef’s kitchen boasts an oversized island, Dacor appliances, and a hidden walk-in pantry. Ascend floating stairs to the upper floor and discover the luxurious primary bedroom and bath. Two additional bedrooms both with en suite bathrooms, laundry room and a private rooftop deck where you can soak up the panoramic views of the Hermosa Valley and its gorgeous sunsets.
Downstairs the custom “Golden Ratio” bar houses all the desired appliances. Across the hall is a media room, a bedroom perfect for hosting guests and a bonus room that could function as a bedroom, gym, playroom or office. A mature 12-foot tall privacy hedge ensconces the property enticing you to don your swimwear and jump in the pool.
2481 Valley Drive is approximately 2,500 feet from the beach, that’s less than 1,000 steps! The home is also perfectly situated in Hermosa, within walking distance to the award-winning Hermosa schools, local restaurants and shops.
Additional home features: Tesla Powerwall, solar, oversized two-car garage, three-car apron, EV charger, smart lighting control, 2 outdoor showers, multi-zone air conditioning.
