Modern 469 is a two-story contemporary house in Encino organized around long interior views, floor-to-ceiling glass and a direct connection to the pool terrace. As an Encino event venue, it is well suited to a corporate gathering that needs an open contemporary setting, a product launch with an indoor-outdoor focus or a private dinner that can use the connected living, dining, kitchen and terrace areas.
Open-Plan Main Floor
The main floor keeps the living, dining and kitchen areas visually connected, with a lounge, long dining table and kitchen oriented toward the pool-facing glass wall. High white ceilings, pale large-format tile, broad openings and minimal trim give gatherings a clean contemporary environment, while the linear fireplace, dark recessed shelving and suspended crystal fixture provide built-in points of interest.
Kitchen, Entry Volume and Theater
The kitchen centers on a long marble-patterned waterfall island set parallel to the glazing, with flat white cabinetry, black wall ovens and a gray wood secondary cabinet wall. A glass-and-metal staircase sits beside the double-height entry volume, and an upper gallery looks back across the house. For a more enclosed room, the carpeted home theater includes limited window light, recessed fixtures, perimeter color lighting and a large projection screen.
Pool Terrace and Backyard Outlook
Repeated sliding glass doors open the rear elevation to a rectangular lawn and timber pool deck, helping the main floor and backyard feel naturally connected. The infinity pool runs toward an unobstructed city outlook, with a raised spa, glass perimeter railing and a sunken blue-cushioned conversation area around a linear fire feature. A flat-roofed outdoor kitchen and bar anchors the far end of the terrace; at dusk, the pool lighting, fire feature and illuminated interiors give the backyard a layered, finished look.
Arrival and Exterior Character
Arrival is through a gated frontage and broad patterned forecourt. The front elevation combines dark stone panels, raw concrete-toned frames, a tall glazed entry and glass balcony rails, matching the restrained, upscale contemporary finish carried through the house.
Modern 469 is a two-story contemporary house in Encino organized around long interior views, floor-to-ceiling glass and a direct connection to the pool terrace. As an Encino event venue, it is well suited to a corporate gathering that needs an open contemporary setting, a product launch with an indoor-outdoor focus or a private dinner that can use the connected living, dining, kitchen and terrace areas.
Open-Plan Main Floor
The main floor keeps the living, dining and kitchen areas visually connected, with a lounge, long dining table and kitchen oriented toward the pool-facing glass wall. High white ceilings, pale large-format tile, broad openings and minimal trim give gatherings a clean contemporary environment, while the linear fireplace, dark recessed shelving and suspended crystal fixture provide built-in points of interest.
Kitchen, Entry Volume and Theater
The kitchen centers on a long marble-patterned waterfall island set parallel to the glazing, with flat white cabinetry, black wall ovens and a gray wood secondary cabinet wall. A glass-and-metal staircase sits beside the double-height entry volume, and an upper gallery looks back across the house. For a more enclosed room, the carpeted home theater includes limited window light, recessed fixtures, perimeter color lighting and a large projection screen.
Pool Terrace and Backyard Outlook
Repeated sliding glass doors open the rear elevation to a rectangular lawn and timber pool deck, helping the main floor and backyard feel naturally connected. The infinity pool runs toward an unobstructed city outlook, with a raised spa, glass perimeter railing and a sunken blue-cushioned conversation area around a linear fire feature. A flat-roofed outdoor kitchen and bar anchors the far end of the terrace; at dusk, the pool lighting, fire feature and illuminated interiors give the backyard a layered, finished look.
Arrival and Exterior Character
Arrival is through a gated frontage and broad patterned forecourt. The front elevation combines dark stone panels, raw concrete-toned frames, a tall glazed entry and glass balcony rails, matching the restrained, upscale contemporary finish carried through the house.
