Set on approximately four acres in Holmby Hills, Walt Disney Estate is an event venue with French Neoclassical architecture, formal interiors, garden terraces, lawns, a long pool and a screened tennis court. Its formal arrival, connected interiors and garden-facing grounds make it suitable for a refined corporate event, a private reception or a celebratory dinner.
A Polished Estate Arrival
The approach sets a composed tone as a curving stone drive wraps around an oval lawn before reaching the deep portico. Tall classical columns frame the symmetrical front elevation, while pale stone and stucco, dark shutters, dormers and a hipped metal roof give the property its French Neoclassical identity.
Formal Rooms with Connected Flow
Inside, a marble-floored entrance gallery leads into a long barrel-vaulted corridor with repeating arches, black inlay lines and a curved wrought-iron staircase opening off the route. The principal salon brings parquet floors, crystal chandeliers, classical moldings and tall doors looking toward the garden terrace; along the garden side, French doors push daylight across the salon’s wood floor. Nearby, the carpeted sitting room offers a softer feel, while the paneled library and home office add dark wood columns, built-in shelving, a fireplace and a substantial partner desk.
Garden Terraces, Lawns and Pool Axis
At the rear of the house, arched loggias, paired staircases, balustrades and long rows of French doors create clean layers from the terrace to the lawn and down toward the pool. A long formal pool sits on axis with the rear elevation, bordered by a pale deck, clipped hedges and open lawn. Mature trees create shaded edges, while curved paths, sculptural trees and garden borders offer quieter pockets across the grounds.
Distinct Settings Beyond the Formal Rooms
The kitchen adds another distinct setting with a large stone-topped island, timber cabinetry, wood flooring and a substantial stone cooking surround, and its wide opening keeps it connected to the dining area. The screened tennis court offers another self-contained outdoor environment, with room at one end for a shaded table setup.
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Set on approximately four acres in Holmby Hills, Walt Disney Estate is an event venue with French Neoclassical architecture, formal interiors, garden terraces, lawns, a long pool and a screened tennis court. Its formal arrival, connected interiors and garden-facing grounds make it suitable for a refined corporate event, a private reception or a celebratory dinner.
A Polished Estate Arrival
The approach sets a composed tone as a curving stone drive wraps around an oval lawn before reaching the deep portico. Tall classical columns frame the symmetrical front elevation, while pale stone and stucco, dark shutters, dormers and a hipped metal roof give the property its French Neoclassical identity.
Formal Rooms with Connected Flow
Inside, a marble-floored entrance gallery leads into a long barrel-vaulted corridor with repeating arches, black inlay lines and a curved wrought-iron staircase opening off the route. The principal salon brings parquet floors, crystal chandeliers, classical moldings and tall doors looking toward the garden terrace; along the garden side, French doors push daylight across the salon’s wood floor. Nearby, the carpeted sitting room offers a softer feel, while the paneled library and home office add dark wood columns, built-in shelving, a fireplace and a substantial partner desk.
Garden Terraces, Lawns and Pool Axis
At the rear of the house, arched loggias, paired staircases, balustrades and long rows of French doors create clean layers from the terrace to the lawn and down toward the pool. A long formal pool sits on axis with the rear elevation, bordered by a pale deck, clipped hedges and open lawn. Mature trees create shaded edges, while curved paths, sculptural trees and garden borders offer quieter pockets across the grounds.
Distinct Settings Beyond the Formal Rooms
The kitchen adds another distinct setting with a large stone-topped island, timber cabinetry, wood flooring and a substantial stone cooking surround, and its wide opening keeps it connected to the dining area. The screened tennis court offers another self-contained outdoor environment, with room at one end for a shaded table setup.
