In Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills Spanish is an event venue with a polished Spanish Revival presence: white stucco, low clay tile roofs, deep arcades, wide lawns and mature palms. Its connected interiors and furnished outdoor areas suit corporate receptions, product launches and private dinners that call for a classic Southern California setting.
A Spanish Revival Arrival
From the curved paved drive, the estate offers a composed arrival with white stucco, low clay tile roofs, black wrought-iron balconies, arched windows and deep arcades. The porte-cochère gives the main entrance a proper arrival moment, while the broad court, sloping lawn and tall palm trunks keep the residence feeling secluded with enough distance for the architecture to breathe.
Connected Interiors for Receptions and Dinners
Inside, pale herringbone wood floors run through white-plaster rooms linked by broad arches. The stair hall creates a strong central focal point with its sweeping stone staircase, ornate iron balustrades and colorful tiled fountain at the base. The piano room lines up with the formal dining room, connecting multiple spaces, while the living room offers opposing sofas, arched French doors and clear floor area around the furniture. The dining room adds a patterned plaster ceiling and oversized arched window; the library brings a warmer mood with a high timbered ceiling, built-in shelving and exposed beams. The chef’s kitchen has stainless appliances, stone worktops and an open central zone.
Pool, Patios and Garden Settings
Outdoors, a modern rectangular pool sits in pale stone paving with low daybeds, umbrellas and freestanding patio heaters arranged in a clean, balanced way. A raised square spa at one end gives the deck another focal point, with dense hedges and tall palms keeping the setting contained. Closer to the house, shaded arcades and pergolas create furnished patio areas that connect directly to the interiors through arched glazed doors. The rear grounds add a large lawn with a stone fountain, a circular sunken fire pit with wraparound seating, stepped planted paths and a fenced blue-and-green tennis court with lighting.
Light, Shade and Indoor-Outdoor Flow
Tall arched windows and glazed doors bring lateral light into the formal living and dining rooms from more than one side during brighter hours. A long upstairs sitting area benefits from repeated side light through a bank of arched windows, while the covered rear arcade and entrance porch hold softer shade for transitions between the house and grounds.
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In Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills Spanish is an event venue with a polished Spanish Revival presence: white stucco, low clay tile roofs, deep arcades, wide lawns and mature palms. Its connected interiors and furnished outdoor areas suit corporate receptions, product launches and private dinners that call for a classic Southern California setting.
A Spanish Revival Arrival
From the curved paved drive, the estate offers a composed arrival with white stucco, low clay tile roofs, black wrought-iron balconies, arched windows and deep arcades. The porte-cochère gives the main entrance a proper arrival moment, while the broad court, sloping lawn and tall palm trunks keep the residence feeling secluded with enough distance for the architecture to breathe.
Connected Interiors for Receptions and Dinners
Inside, pale herringbone wood floors run through white-plaster rooms linked by broad arches. The stair hall creates a strong central focal point with its sweeping stone staircase, ornate iron balustrades and colorful tiled fountain at the base. The piano room lines up with the formal dining room, connecting multiple spaces, while the living room offers opposing sofas, arched French doors and clear floor area around the furniture. The dining room adds a patterned plaster ceiling and oversized arched window; the library brings a warmer mood with a high timbered ceiling, built-in shelving and exposed beams. The chef’s kitchen has stainless appliances, stone worktops and an open central zone.
Pool, Patios and Garden Settings
Outdoors, a modern rectangular pool sits in pale stone paving with low daybeds, umbrellas and freestanding patio heaters arranged in a clean, balanced way. A raised square spa at one end gives the deck another focal point, with dense hedges and tall palms keeping the setting contained. Closer to the house, shaded arcades and pergolas create furnished patio areas that connect directly to the interiors through arched glazed doors. The rear grounds add a large lawn with a stone fountain, a circular sunken fire pit with wraparound seating, stepped planted paths and a fenced blue-and-green tennis court with lighting.
Light, Shade and Indoor-Outdoor Flow
Tall arched windows and glazed doors bring lateral light into the formal living and dining rooms from more than one side during brighter hours. A long upstairs sitting area benefits from repeated side light through a bank of arched windows, while the covered rear arcade and entrance porch hold softer shade for transitions between the house and grounds.
