Modern 485 is a Beverly Hills event venue with a polished residential flow: a low, pale exterior behind a gated approach, blonde wood floors, white walls and long sightlines. That combination suits a corporate reception that needs polish, a product launch that benefits from clean architectural lines, or a private celebration that can unfold between formal and relaxed rooms.
Pool Terrace with City Views
The long rectangular pool runs through pale stone paving, with a deep covered section on square columns forming an outdoor room along one side. Open deck, shade and the repeated frame toward the water give the terrace height and structure, while timber-framed loungers look past black metal railings toward the city. Palms, hedges and a separate dark reflecting basin soften the formal architecture, so a gathering can shift from sunlit pool edge to covered colonnade without losing the scale of the terrace.
Wood-Floored Rooms with Formal and Relaxed Notes
Inside, the skylit entry opens to broad wood-floored reception rooms, where a round table holds the central axis before the house opens toward the library and main sitting room. The library brings full-height bookcases, a fireplace, white classical columns and tall glazing; the adjacent lounge is wider and more relaxed, with two long sofas, another fireplace and doors that connect directly back to the pool. A brighter sitting room adds black-framed windows, a white sectional and garden views, giving the event venue a calm progression from formal to relaxed rooms.
Contemporary Garden-Side Detail
The kitchen shifts into a cleaner contemporary look with white flat-panel cabinetry, a luminous gridded ceiling and a curved black-framed glass enclosure along the garden side. Long white corridors, side windows, mirrored panels and wide doorways keep views open from one furnished space into the next, while the stairwell brings daylight from a large overhead skylight. Pool-facing glass carries terrace light into the house, helping the event venue feel open and flexible.
Gated Beverly Hills Arrival
The house sits low and clean behind its gated approach, with a pale exterior, square columns and restrained neoclassical details. A hedge-lined gate and long private drive lead to a substantial paved motor court in front of the house, giving the Beverly Hills property a clear, composed arrival. From there, the open deck and pool colonnade continue the same restrained, upscale character.
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Modern 485 is a Beverly Hills event venue with a polished residential flow: a low, pale exterior behind a gated approach, blonde wood floors, white walls and long sightlines. That combination suits a corporate reception that needs polish, a product launch that benefits from clean architectural lines, or a private celebration that can unfold between formal and relaxed rooms.
Pool Terrace with City Views
The long rectangular pool runs through pale stone paving, with a deep covered section on square columns forming an outdoor room along one side. Open deck, shade and the repeated frame toward the water give the terrace height and structure, while timber-framed loungers look past black metal railings toward the city. Palms, hedges and a separate dark reflecting basin soften the formal architecture, so a gathering can shift from sunlit pool edge to covered colonnade without losing the scale of the terrace.
Wood-Floored Rooms with Formal and Relaxed Notes
Inside, the skylit entry opens to broad wood-floored reception rooms, where a round table holds the central axis before the house opens toward the library and main sitting room. The library brings full-height bookcases, a fireplace, white classical columns and tall glazing; the adjacent lounge is wider and more relaxed, with two long sofas, another fireplace and doors that connect directly back to the pool. A brighter sitting room adds black-framed windows, a white sectional and garden views, giving the event venue a calm progression from formal to relaxed rooms.
Contemporary Garden-Side Detail
The kitchen shifts into a cleaner contemporary look with white flat-panel cabinetry, a luminous gridded ceiling and a curved black-framed glass enclosure along the garden side. Long white corridors, side windows, mirrored panels and wide doorways keep views open from one furnished space into the next, while the stairwell brings daylight from a large overhead skylight. Pool-facing glass carries terrace light into the house, helping the event venue feel open and flexible.
Gated Beverly Hills Arrival
The house sits low and clean behind its gated approach, with a pale exterior, square columns and restrained neoclassical details. A hedge-lined gate and long private drive lead to a substantial paved motor court in front of the house, giving the Beverly Hills property a clear, composed arrival. From there, the open deck and pool colonnade continue the same restrained, upscale character.
