Castle 8 is an event venue in Encino with two distinct sides: a castle-inspired pool side with crenellated parapets, cylindrical stone towers, arched glazing and a heated kidney-shaped pool, and a furnished view lawn overlooking the valley, city grid and mountains. With bright contemporary interiors between them, the property suits a corporate event that needs distinct gathering zones, a product launch seeking strong architectural identity, or a private celebration built around views.
The gray medieval-revival facade brings rough stone around the round towers and arched window surrounds, with textured stucco rising to battlements above. Black-framed doors add a modern edge, while the heated kidney-shaped pool sits tucked into the architecture. Hardscape around most of the perimeter, layered greenery, a planted hillside and palms help define the pool area; after dark, uplights can bring color to the rough stone and make each turret stand apart against the night sky.
Inside, wood floors and white walls continue through the connected living, dining and game areas, and the living room has 12-foot ceilings. A pale double-sided fireplace divides zones without blocking views between them, keeping the pool-facing dining side and valley-facing lounge linked. Black folding glass doors and high semicircular windows bring strong daylight into the lounge, while dining windows look back toward the pool garden. The kitchen has white cabinetry, gray tile flooring, recessed fixtures, a gas range, marble-look counters and multiple built-in ovens.
On the valley side, a broad rectangular lawn meets a stamped-concrete patio and black perimeter railing, with unobstructed views over Encino toward the distant mountains. This side has a clear sunset orientation, and after dusk the city lights give the lawn and patio a different mood. Folding doors connect the exterior directly to the lounge, supporting an indoor-outdoor gathering, and the furnished exterior includes outdoor dining and lounge groupings plus a counter beneath an umbrella. The lawn has held long rows of seating while still leaving circulation along the hardscape.
Arrival is through a gated cul-de-sac setting. Rooftop access adds an open paved surface enclosed by low crenellated walls and stone-clad tower forms, giving this event venue another castle-textured outdoor area tied visually to the pool side, lawn and patio.
Castle 8 is an event venue in Encino with two distinct sides: a castle-inspired pool side with crenellated parapets, cylindrical stone towers, arched glazing and a heated kidney-shaped pool, and a furnished view lawn overlooking the valley, city grid and mountains. With bright contemporary interiors between them, the property suits a corporate event that needs distinct gathering zones, a product launch seeking strong architectural identity, or a private celebration built around views.
The gray medieval-revival facade brings rough stone around the round towers and arched window surrounds, with textured stucco rising to battlements above. Black-framed doors add a modern edge, while the heated kidney-shaped pool sits tucked into the architecture. Hardscape around most of the perimeter, layered greenery, a planted hillside and palms help define the pool area; after dark, uplights can bring color to the rough stone and make each turret stand apart against the night sky.
Inside, wood floors and white walls continue through the connected living, dining and game areas, and the living room has 12-foot ceilings. A pale double-sided fireplace divides zones without blocking views between them, keeping the pool-facing dining side and valley-facing lounge linked. Black folding glass doors and high semicircular windows bring strong daylight into the lounge, while dining windows look back toward the pool garden. The kitchen has white cabinetry, gray tile flooring, recessed fixtures, a gas range, marble-look counters and multiple built-in ovens.
On the valley side, a broad rectangular lawn meets a stamped-concrete patio and black perimeter railing, with unobstructed views over Encino toward the distant mountains. This side has a clear sunset orientation, and after dusk the city lights give the lawn and patio a different mood. Folding doors connect the exterior directly to the lounge, supporting an indoor-outdoor gathering, and the furnished exterior includes outdoor dining and lounge groupings plus a counter beneath an umbrella. The lawn has held long rows of seating while still leaving circulation along the hardscape.
Arrival is through a gated cul-de-sac setting. Rooftop access adds an open paved surface enclosed by low crenellated walls and stone-clad tower forms, giving this event venue another castle-textured outdoor area tied visually to the pool side, lawn and patio.