What happens when a 1917 Spanish villa is reimagined by a world-renowned artist into a "rocket-like" architectural wonder? You get The Bernardi House—the newest, most exclusive addition to the CAOBA collection.
Perched high on a private Silver Lake hillside, this luxurious and extremely unusual home is a sensory journey featured in The New York Times and Dwell.
The Vibe: high-art meets hillside luxury
Imagine a home that feels both grounded in history and completely futuristic. Featured in The New York Times, this estate was redesigned by artist Fritz Haeg. It’s famous for its "rocket-like" silhouette and its glowing, mica-dusted terraces that sparkle like diamonds when the California sun hits them.
But... Do you know why you’ll never want to leave this place?
- The Views: Wake up to panoramic, unobstructed views of the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory from nearly every room.
- The Design: Architect Fritz Haeg blended organic "rock formation" seating, vibrant sun-drenched levels, and a lush central solarium to create a living sculpture.
- The Wellness: Take a dip in the one-of-a-kind pool, soak in the hot tub under the stars, or hit your goals in the private, full-circuit gym.
- The Location: You’re just blocks from the iconic Sunset Junction, the Silver Lake Reservoir, and the city’s best artisanal coffee and nightlife.
Whether you’re lounging in the screening room or sipping wine on the mica-dusted terraces that glisten at sunset, The Bernardi House offers a level of curated luxury you won't find anywhere else in Los Angeles.
