Mansion 19 is a Brentwood event venue with a grand white neoclassical exterior, light-filled interiors and resort-style outdoor spaces. Its mix of formal architecture, pool terraces, a dining bay and tropical grounds suits a polished reception, a product launch or a dinner-style celebration.
The grand white neoclassical exterior gives gatherings a formal arrival, with curved window bays, columned loggias and broad symmetrical stairs defining the approach. A gated driveway climbs through palms and lawns to a broad concrete motor court at the rear, while curving paths and broad stairs guide movement through the rounded façade and manicured planting.
Down the hill, the property opens into a resort-style pool level with a separate pavilion, generous terraces and a two-story enclosed waterslide. The long rectangular pool is crossed by fountain jets and edged by pale paving, clipped hedges and mature palms. A curved shallow area and separate slide pool add a more playful tropical feel, while a white pergola covers a furnished dining area and outdoor kitchen with open sightlines back toward the pool and stairs.
Inside, the mansion has a crisp contemporary feel, with dark wood floors, white walls and black, gray and orange furnishings. The dining bay features tall divided-light windows wrapping the curved space and a sculptural glass chandelier centered above the table. Windows bring light in from three sides, and a vaulted lounge connects to the white kitchen and opens through French doors to the pool deck. The recreation room adds a different tone with a sectional seating pit, billiards table and clean wall space.
The grounds give the property scale and variety for an event venue in Brentwood. A broad lawn sits between the main house and the pool pavilion, with an upper terrace where a circular raised water feature aligns with the lawn and distant pool building. Around the house, hedges, lawns and palms keep the mood formal; farther into the garden, tree ferns, stone paths, a rock waterfall feeding a pond and raised timber beds create a denser, more secluded setting. A separate paved basketball court sits away from the main terraces.
Mansion 19 is a Brentwood event venue with a grand white neoclassical exterior, light-filled interiors and resort-style outdoor spaces. Its mix of formal architecture, pool terraces, a dining bay and tropical grounds suits a polished reception, a product launch or a dinner-style celebration.
The grand white neoclassical exterior gives gatherings a formal arrival, with curved window bays, columned loggias and broad symmetrical stairs defining the approach. A gated driveway climbs through palms and lawns to a broad concrete motor court at the rear, while curving paths and broad stairs guide movement through the rounded façade and manicured planting.
Down the hill, the property opens into a resort-style pool level with a separate pavilion, generous terraces and a two-story enclosed waterslide. The long rectangular pool is crossed by fountain jets and edged by pale paving, clipped hedges and mature palms. A curved shallow area and separate slide pool add a more playful tropical feel, while a white pergola covers a furnished dining area and outdoor kitchen with open sightlines back toward the pool and stairs.
Inside, the mansion has a crisp contemporary feel, with dark wood floors, white walls and black, gray and orange furnishings. The dining bay features tall divided-light windows wrapping the curved space and a sculptural glass chandelier centered above the table. Windows bring light in from three sides, and a vaulted lounge connects to the white kitchen and opens through French doors to the pool deck. The recreation room adds a different tone with a sectional seating pit, billiards table and clean wall space.
The grounds give the property scale and variety for an event venue in Brentwood. A broad lawn sits between the main house and the pool pavilion, with an upper terrace where a circular raised water feature aligns with the lawn and distant pool building. Around the house, hedges, lawns and palms keep the mood formal; farther into the garden, tree ferns, stone paths, a rock waterfall feeding a pond and raised timber beds create a denser, more secluded setting. A separate paved basketball court sits away from the main terraces.