This architecturally significant home was designed by award-winning architect Michael Lee. The home’s stunning design, functional landscaping, oversized lot and prime location in the American Martyrs area of the Manhattan Beach tree section make it one of the most unique and spectacular residences in the South Bay. With its bold yet refined lines, thoughtful scale, and curated materiality, the home offers a striking balance between artistic expression and everyday functionality. Spanning 4,297 square feet across two light-filled levels, the 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom estate exudes contemporary sophistication. A sculptural staircase of porcelain tile leads to a welcoming front porch, while clerestory windows, soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, and skylights flood the interiors with California sunshine. The open-plan layout is grounded by wide- plank wood flooring and features a chef’s kitchen outfitted with Wolf appliances, seamlessly integrating elegance and practicality. The primary suite is a private sanctuary, boasting dual walk-in closets, vaulted ceilings, and a spa-inspired bath adorned with marble floors and separate vanities. A guest suite on the first floor offers comfort and privacy, complete with its own en suite bath. Beyond the interiors, a resort-like backyard awaits with a sparkling pool and spa, outdoor kitchen, generous lounge areas, and bespoke play structures both inside and out— thoughtfully designed to delight all ages. Additional amenities include dual-zone HVAC, a four-car garage with a wet bar and fridge, and meticulous landscaping that enhances the home’s stunning geometry. Bold, warm, and welcoming, this is not just a home— it’s a legacy property in one of the South Bay’s most desirable enclaves.

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