Mansion 27 is a Beverly Hills event venue with Spanish Revival character, formal gardens and indoor-outdoor settings across the estate. The setting suits a corporate event that needs varied environments, a product launch with polished estate presence or a private party that can move between garden and interior rooms.
The rear of the house centers on arched loggias overlooking the pool and lawn, with an upper gallery, a covered terrace and curved steps leading from the house to the grass. The oval pool features a bold blue-and-green mosaic, a circular spa and a bird motif. Pale paving, orange-cushioned loungers, coral curtains, clipped box hedges, a long reflecting pond, a classical figure and an arched garden structure give the outdoor setting a polished Mediterranean estate feel.
Deep loggias and a curtained pool pavilion add shade while staying close to the exterior setting. Tall French doors bring garden light into the estate's interior rooms, including living and dining spaces. A warmer living room has dark flooring, terracotta walls and a large sectional, while another has pale wood paneling, a stone fireplace and tall draped windows. The formal dining room brings red walls and a crystal chandelier, and the wood-paneled office has built-in bookcases, a stone fireplace and a dark coffered ceiling.
A long bowling alley sits under exposed timber beams and a dark translucent roof, with windows along the lane, a red patterned floor, arcade machines and a bright red air-hockey table. The property also includes a gym facing full-height openings, a blue tennis court with basketball hoops, sand volleyball and a wooded trampoline setting. The grotto adds rock-textured walls, low amber lighting and blue-lit water around an oversized indoor hot tub, with a steam room nearby.
Covered outdoor rooms connect the property's activity areas, including a stone-fronted bar with six stools and a mounted screen, plus a furnished pavilion framed by columns and coral curtains. Past the hedges and sports grounds, mountain views extend the exterior setting beyond the immediate gardens.
Mansion 27 is a Beverly Hills event venue with Spanish Revival character, formal gardens and indoor-outdoor settings across the estate. The setting suits a corporate event that needs varied environments, a product launch with polished estate presence or a private party that can move between garden and interior rooms.
The rear of the house centers on arched loggias overlooking the pool and lawn, with an upper gallery, a covered terrace and curved steps leading from the house to the grass. The oval pool features a bold blue-and-green mosaic, a circular spa and a bird motif. Pale paving, orange-cushioned loungers, coral curtains, clipped box hedges, a long reflecting pond, a classical figure and an arched garden structure give the outdoor setting a polished Mediterranean estate feel.
Deep loggias and a curtained pool pavilion add shade while staying close to the exterior setting. Tall French doors bring garden light into the estate's interior rooms, including living and dining spaces. A warmer living room has dark flooring, terracotta walls and a large sectional, while another has pale wood paneling, a stone fireplace and tall draped windows. The formal dining room brings red walls and a crystal chandelier, and the wood-paneled office has built-in bookcases, a stone fireplace and a dark coffered ceiling.
A long bowling alley sits under exposed timber beams and a dark translucent roof, with windows along the lane, a red patterned floor, arcade machines and a bright red air-hockey table. The property also includes a gym facing full-height openings, a blue tennis court with basketball hoops, sand volleyball and a wooded trampoline setting. The grotto adds rock-textured walls, low amber lighting and blue-lit water around an oversized indoor hot tub, with a steam room nearby.
Covered outdoor rooms connect the property's activity areas, including a stone-fronted bar with six stools and a mounted screen, plus a furnished pavilion framed by columns and coral curtains. Past the hedges and sports grounds, mountain views extend the exterior setting beyond the immediate gardens.