Modern 310 is a polished West Hollywood event venue set around a broad pool terrace, open city views, bright contemporary interiors, and shaded outdoor pockets. It is well suited to a corporate reception that moves between the terrace and lounges, a private dinner shaped by its dining areas, or a product launch that benefits from an upscale residential setting.
The main terrace centers the outdoor experience, with a broad rectangular pool, an integrated square spa, pale stone coping, and dark timber decking set against the Los Angeles view. Cable railings keep the panorama open from pool level, while the existing arrangement of loungers, dining setups, and a built-in corner banquette creates usable zones without breaking up the terrace. The city-facing side gets strong sun across the pool and open deck, with a covered outdoor kitchen and tree-shaded seating as alternatives away from the brighter exposure.
Inside, the double-height living room gives a gathering tall white walls, a mezzanine opening, and a raised adjoining lounge reached by short steps. Large windows bring in hillside and city views, and the space reads as an upscale Los Angeles residence. A second lounge adds a warmer note with an exposed red-brick fireplace, dark built-ins, patterned rugs, and sliding glass doors out to the outdoor kitchen. The white kitchen continues the bright residential feel with wood floors, a substantial island, stainless appliances, and a suspended hood.
Beyond the main gathering areas, the primary bedroom has a wood four-poster bed, windows on two walls, a fireplace seating area, and warm neutral finishes. A second bedroom brings a cooler contemporary look with blue-gray walls, symmetrical leather-hung mirrors, and low wood dressers, while the connected dressing room includes open hanging storage, fitted drawers, and a central bench. The furnished office adds a work-ready setting with built-in cabinetry around a broad window, a glass trestle desk, and a deep blue sofa; a compact bar with mirrored bottle shelving adds another interior detail.
The approach has ornate wrought-iron gates, palms, clipped hedges, dense tropical planting, and a broad driveway leading into the property. At the rear, white stucco walls and red clay roof tiles face the pool through large black-framed doors and windows, creating a clear relationship between the house and terrace. Beyond the main deck, steps run down the steep landscaped hillside to a rustic open pavilion with a timber roof, stucco columns, and terracotta floor tiles. Other exterior areas include a furnished dining terrace beside a white outdoor fireplace, a covered stainless steel grill station, and narrow wood walkways edged by mature trees.
Modern 310 is a polished West Hollywood event venue set around a broad pool terrace, open city views, bright contemporary interiors, and shaded outdoor pockets. It is well suited to a corporate reception that moves between the terrace and lounges, a private dinner shaped by its dining areas, or a product launch that benefits from an upscale residential setting.
The main terrace centers the outdoor experience, with a broad rectangular pool, an integrated square spa, pale stone coping, and dark timber decking set against the Los Angeles view. Cable railings keep the panorama open from pool level, while the existing arrangement of loungers, dining setups, and a built-in corner banquette creates usable zones without breaking up the terrace. The city-facing side gets strong sun across the pool and open deck, with a covered outdoor kitchen and tree-shaded seating as alternatives away from the brighter exposure.
Inside, the double-height living room gives a gathering tall white walls, a mezzanine opening, and a raised adjoining lounge reached by short steps. Large windows bring in hillside and city views, and the space reads as an upscale Los Angeles residence. A second lounge adds a warmer note with an exposed red-brick fireplace, dark built-ins, patterned rugs, and sliding glass doors out to the outdoor kitchen. The white kitchen continues the bright residential feel with wood floors, a substantial island, stainless appliances, and a suspended hood.
Beyond the main gathering areas, the primary bedroom has a wood four-poster bed, windows on two walls, a fireplace seating area, and warm neutral finishes. A second bedroom brings a cooler contemporary look with blue-gray walls, symmetrical leather-hung mirrors, and low wood dressers, while the connected dressing room includes open hanging storage, fitted drawers, and a central bench. The furnished office adds a work-ready setting with built-in cabinetry around a broad window, a glass trestle desk, and a deep blue sofa; a compact bar with mirrored bottle shelving adds another interior detail.
The approach has ornate wrought-iron gates, palms, clipped hedges, dense tropical planting, and a broad driveway leading into the property. At the rear, white stucco walls and red clay roof tiles face the pool through large black-framed doors and windows, creating a clear relationship between the house and terrace. Beyond the main deck, steps run down the steep landscaped hillside to a rustic open pavilion with a timber roof, stucco columns, and terracotta floor tiles. Other exterior areas include a furnished dining terrace beside a white outdoor fireplace, a covered stainless steel grill station, and narrow wood walkways edged by mature trees.