Modern 487 is a contemporary event venue in Hollywood Hills defined by monumental glass, open-plan rooms and a clear view line from the entry through the interiors to the pool. Set on nearly 2 acres of landscaped grounds, the property is well suited to a corporate event, a private reception or a product launch that benefits from crisp architecture and indoor-outdoor flow.
Pool, Lawn and View Terrace
At the rear, a long rectangular pool runs across the lawn on axis with the house and the city beyond. Grass margins give the water and skyline room, while the pale tiled terrace sits directly outside the glass-walled living areas. Lounge groupings, dining seating and a linear fire feature create a finished outdoor setting without overwhelming the architecture. The two-story glass center, broad cantilevered wings and frameless glass balcony look toward the pool, mountains and city, with sliding openings connecting the terrace to the main rooms.
Double-Height Living and Chef's Kitchen
The main living space brings the scale of double-height volumes to an event setting. Black mullions run from tile floor to ceiling, and the open-riser staircase with a glass-railed gallery keeps the vertical lines uninterrupted. Low seating preserves the connection to the pool and hillside, while the chef's kitchen anchors the room with matte black cabinetry, pale veined counters, integrated appliances and a long waterfall island with bar seating. There is also a secondary enclosed kitchen.
Private Rooms and Screening Room
Beyond the public spaces, bedrooms, a view-facing home office and an enclosed screening room give the property quieter settings with the same contemporary character. A bedroom pairs pale wood flooring, corner glass and a black fireplace wall; another is warmer and moodier, with recessed ceiling light, neutral walls and darker accents. The enclosed screening room offers a darker alternative to the glass-heavy rooms.
Arrival, Light and Atmosphere
Arrival begins with a long gated driveway across the landscaped grounds, leading to a broad front forecourt and the 21-foot steel pivot entry doors. Beside the garage, a covered passage creates a straight line toward the rear grounds. Light is strongest through the rear, view-facing glazing, especially in the double-height hall, main lounge and kitchen; late-day sun stretches across the tile floors as the city begins to glow beyond the pool. At the front, mature trees and vertical fins soften the light into filtered bands, while recessed ceiling fixtures and perimeter cove lighting provide steadier illumination indoors.
Modern 487 is a contemporary event venue in Hollywood Hills defined by monumental glass, open-plan rooms and a clear view line from the entry through the interiors to the pool. Set on nearly 2 acres of landscaped grounds, the property is well suited to a corporate event, a private reception or a product launch that benefits from crisp architecture and indoor-outdoor flow.
Pool, Lawn and View Terrace
At the rear, a long rectangular pool runs across the lawn on axis with the house and the city beyond. Grass margins give the water and skyline room, while the pale tiled terrace sits directly outside the glass-walled living areas. Lounge groupings, dining seating and a linear fire feature create a finished outdoor setting without overwhelming the architecture. The two-story glass center, broad cantilevered wings and frameless glass balcony look toward the pool, mountains and city, with sliding openings connecting the terrace to the main rooms.
Double-Height Living and Chef's Kitchen
The main living space brings the scale of double-height volumes to an event setting. Black mullions run from tile floor to ceiling, and the open-riser staircase with a glass-railed gallery keeps the vertical lines uninterrupted. Low seating preserves the connection to the pool and hillside, while the chef's kitchen anchors the room with matte black cabinetry, pale veined counters, integrated appliances and a long waterfall island with bar seating. There is also a secondary enclosed kitchen.
Private Rooms and Screening Room
Beyond the public spaces, bedrooms, a view-facing home office and an enclosed screening room give the property quieter settings with the same contemporary character. A bedroom pairs pale wood flooring, corner glass and a black fireplace wall; another is warmer and moodier, with recessed ceiling light, neutral walls and darker accents. The enclosed screening room offers a darker alternative to the glass-heavy rooms.
Arrival, Light and Atmosphere
Arrival begins with a long gated driveway across the landscaped grounds, leading to a broad front forecourt and the 21-foot steel pivot entry doors. Beside the garage, a covered passage creates a straight line toward the rear grounds. Light is strongest through the rear, view-facing glazing, especially in the double-height hall, main lounge and kitchen; late-day sun stretches across the tile floors as the city begins to glow beyond the pool. At the front, mature trees and vertical fins soften the light into filtered bands, while recessed ceiling fixtures and perimeter cove lighting provide steadier illumination indoors.
