This $20 Million Beverly Hills Midcentury Mansion Was Reimagined for Entertaining

Masterful artistry, indoor-outdoor living and a slew of amenities are just a few of the things that make 1024 Summit Drive so special.

The home, priced at $19.999 million, was originally built in 1924 and then redesigned in 1950 by notable midcentury architect William S. Beckett, who crafted countless residences for A-list celebrities. The property is set at the end of one of Beverly Hills’ most prestigious streets and is shielded on either side by towering trees. Sitting on just under one acre of land, the private sanctuary prioritizes grand-scale living with soaring ceilings and full-length glass windows with views over Los Angeles.

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The home has seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms.  - Credit: The Agency
The home has seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms. - Credit: The Agency

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The home was redesigned again in 2015 to appeal to the modern buyer. There is now 13,500 square feet of living space, 12,000 square feet of which is indoors, and the home spans three stories with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Interiors are warm, sophisticated and modern, with high-quality finishes like stone, porcelain and wood. What strikes many about the home is the seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living, as each room welcomes the sun for a bright and airy vibe.

Part of the outdoor living space - Credit: The Agency
Part of the outdoor living space - Credit: The Agency

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The first floor features a chef’s kitchen with a marble island and breakfast nook, living area and a solarium-like great room with a wet bar. Two architectural staircases lead to the second level, which houses the primary bedroom and its two showroom closets, as well as a bathroom and a private terrace with a spa.

Elsewhere, amenities include a billiards room, walk-in wine cellar, theatre, gym, hair salon, massage room, candy wall, a Crestron smart home system, separate catering kitchen, fitness room, office and a six-car auto gallery to showcase your rides.

The primary bedroom has dual showroom closets, as well as a private terrace with a spa. - Credit: The Agency
The primary bedroom has dual showroom closets, as well as a private terrace with a spa. - Credit: The Agency

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Outside there are expansive tiled patios, with a design-savvy zigzag pattern, that are perfect for entertaining. Residents will also enjoy a meditation garden, zero-edge infinity pool, poolside bar and grill, lawn space with a tree swing, outdoor dining area and bar and plenty of places to lounge.

The zero-edge infinity pool on the lawn - Credit: The Agency
The zero-edge infinity pool on the lawn - Credit: The Agency

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“Being that this home is prominently located on one of the most exclusive streets of Beverly Hills, it offers complete privacy and peace of mind,” says listing agent Adi Perez at the Agency. “The soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows provide great scale, endless light and impressive views, and this home has everything one could ever need. It is an entertainer’s dream.”

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The chef’s kitchen comes with high-quality appliances and an eat-in marble island. - Credit: The Agency
The chef’s kitchen comes with high-quality appliances and an eat-in marble island. - Credit: The Agency

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Two architectural staircases lead to the second floor. - Credit: The Agency
Two architectural staircases lead to the second floor. - Credit: The Agency

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The impressive walk-in wine cellar - Credit: The Agency
The impressive walk-in wine cellar - Credit: The Agency

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The spacious fitness room - Credit: The Agency
The spacious fitness room - Credit: The Agency

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The soaking tub in one of the bathrooms - Credit: The Agency
The soaking tub in one of the bathrooms - Credit: The Agency

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