2544 Greenvalley Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90046

Originally designed in 1954 by Forrest Theriot as his personal residence and featured in Architectural Digest, this gated Laurel Canyon compound has been newly reimagined by design firm Bob Audrey. Set on over 15,000 square feet of canyon grounds, the property pairs mid century character with a deeply considered modern restoration. The main residence features 3 bedrooms, including 2 en-suite bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, with restored post-and-beam details, wood-framed glass exterior walls, custom rosewood and oak millwork, rare Italian Murano lighting throughout, and built-ins upholstered in mohair. The interiors are warm, tactile, and highly collected, with every detail considered for beauty, function, and ease of living. The home also offers exceptional storage, including numerous closets throughout and an approximately 20-foot-long walk-in closet in the primary suite. The chef's kitchen features custom Japanese tiled countertops, a breathtaking custom rosewood kitchen island, Bertazzoni appliances, integrated water filtration, custom cabinetry, and Waterworks fixtures. Bathrooms are finished with Waterworks fittings, custom Japanese tile, and an elevated, timeless material palette. Fully secure and gated, the property opens into lush, newly landscaped canyon grounds with grassy and patio areas, a pool, mature plantings, and an original 1960s cactus garden designed by the home's architect. Carefully preserved within the new landscape design, the cactus garden anchors the property in its Laurel Canyon history, while solar adds modern efficiency to the restored midcentury setting. A separate pool house includes a built-in office and fourth bathroom, offering an ideal guest space, studio, or private work-from-home sanctuary. The upper level of the property is completely private, with a quiet sitting area, two-car garage, and a large storage shed adjacent to the main house. A rare Laurel Canyon property with privacy, architectural provenance, exceptional materials, generous storage, and a deeply considered sense of indoor-outdoor living.