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The olive trees come first. Sculptural, arching, old enough to look like they were planted by someone who knew the house would take years to deserve them. Beneath their canopy, a lantern-lit garden path of limestone leads toward steel-framed glass doors that glow faintly with the interior light beyond, and the approach to 694 North Tigertail Road becomes the kind of arrival that most estates promise in their renderings and almost none deliver in person. There is no drama here. No grand gesture. Just limestone underfoot, lanterns overhead, olives leaning in from both sides, and the slow, deliberate feeling of entering a place that was designed to change the way you breathe before it showed you a single room. Inside, the materials do the talking and they never stop. Lime-washed walls give every surface a texture that shifts with the light, chalky and cool in the morning, warm and golden by afternoon. Limestone flooring continues from the garden path through the interiors without a threshold break, erasing the line between outside and in. Custom oak paneling adds depth. Stone-encased doorways frame each transition like a passage through something ancient and heavy and permanent. The kitchen anchors the main level with a Wolf range, integrated Sub-Zero, a striking L'Atelier Paris range set against marble surfaces and artisan tilework, a room designed for the cook who treats dinner as a craft and the host who treats the kitchen as the center of the world. Beyond it, a piano room. A bar wrapped in antiqued mirrors, the glass catching the lime-washed walls in soft, distorted reflections that make the room feel candlelit even at noon. Multiple lounge areas, each composed with the same layered, tactile intention. Six bedrooms. Eight baths. And the conviction, visible in every stone threshold and oak panel, that this house was not built. It was curated. The wellness suite feels carved from stone, steam, sauna, gym, all finished with the same material rigor as the living spaces. The private theater trades glass for reclaimed brick, going deliberately dark and warm. And the primary suite is its own compound: custom fireplace, wet bar, dual spa baths clad in marble, limestone, and European hardware, a sanctuary that treats the end of the day as the most important architectural moment. Outside, Christine London's landscape dissolves architecture into garden, manicured lawn meeting still water at dusk, the facade reflected in the pool's surface like a painting of itself. You stand at the pool's edge as the light drops, the olive trees going dark, the lanterns going bright, and 694 Tigertail doing the thing it was envisioned—by Concept by C, by Christine London, by The Gesh Group—to do: feeling not like something new but like something that has always been here, aging beautifully, waiting for the person who would understand it.

Sculptural Arrival — Olive Trees, Lanterns & Limestone – Sculptural olive trees arch over a lantern-lit limestone path leading to steel-framed glass doors — an arrival sequence of extraordinary intentionality, designed to transform the experience before the first room is revealed.

Lime-Washed Walls, Oak Paneling & Stone Thresholds – Lime-washed walls, limestone flooring, custom oak paneling, and stone-encased doorways create a layered, tactile interior that shifts with the light and deepens with time — European in sensibility, Californian in warmth.

Wolf, Sub-Zero & L'Atelier Paris Kitchen – A Wolf range, integrated Sub-Zero appliances, and a striking L'Atelier Paris range set against marble surfaces and artisan tilework compose one of the most significant residential kitchens on the Westside.

Primary Suite — Fireplace, Wet Bar & Dual Spa Baths – A private sanctuary with custom fireplace, wet bar, and dual spa baths clad in marble, limestone, and European hardware — the estate's most intimate and materially rich space.

Wellness Suite, Theater, Piano Room & Antiqued Mirror Bar – A wellness suite with steam, sauna, and gym; a private theater with reclaimed brick; a piano room; and a bar wrapped in antiqued mirrors compose a lifestyle and entertainment program of extraordinary range and refinement.

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About Brentwood, Los Angeles

Brentwood — Material Culture – Brentwood's residential character has always leaned toward the refined and the understated — mature landscaping, estate-scale privacy, and the kind of architectural ambition that values material quality over visible spectacle.

North Tigertail — Prestige & Privacy – One of Brentwood's most sought-after hillside addresses, North Tigertail offers the scale, the canopy, and the seclusion that define the neighborhood's most significant estates.

Montana, Country Mart & the Getty – Montana Avenue's independent dining and retail, the Brentwood Country Mart, and the Getty Center compose the neighborhood's daily social and cultural infrastructure.

Canyon Trails & Beach Access – Mandeville and Sullivan Canyons begin minutes north, Santa Monica's beaches sit fifteen minutes west — year-round outdoor living from canyon to coast.

LAX — 25 Minutes – LAX provides full domestic and international nonstop service approximately twenty-five minutes southwest.