Gorgeous TURN-KEY home in Hillside/Victoria Knolls neighborhood, featured in and on the cover of RUE magazine, offers expansive sweeping views from most rooms - ocean, LA City Lights, all the way to the San Pedro Harbor. This immaculately renovated home perfectly blends modern comfort with timeless charm. The stunning exterior features a grand Colonial-style front porch, adding to its exceptional curb appeal. Step into the expansive great room featuring custom-built shelving, a grey marble fireplace, electric shades, and walls-of-glass that fully open to the rear viewing deck and sparkling pool. The gourmet kitchen boasts a fabulous Calacatta marble center island, custom cabinetry with designer hardware, and premium Viking appliances. The backsplash is hand-painted terra-cotta tiles from Tabarka for a touch of spice. Above the wainscoting in the dining area, Farrow & Ball wallpaper amplifies the visual appeal. For some added fun, a 'secret' room through a swinging bookcase door houses the mudroom, laundry & powder room. Two delightful spacious bedrooms, one that opens to a patio and the rear yard, plus a bathroom complete the main level. The upper level features a family/movie theatre room equipped with blackout curtains, a beadboard paneled wet bar with granite countertop, custom-built cabinetry with bookshelves, and a viewing deck. The primary retreat includes a luxurious spa-like bathroom complete with a large soaking tub, dual sink vanity, and separate shower; plus a ‘secret’ walk-in closet, and a generously sized bedroom. The oversized garage has lots of storage, and a car maintenance pit (6'). The lot is massive with about half not in use/developed - see proposed landscaping sketch in supplements Throughout this spectacular home, you'll find true quality craftsmanship and custom designer fixtures and fittings. Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in the exclusive Hillside neighborhood, this prime location is close to a variety of amenities - South Bay Tennis Center, Rolling Hills Plaza for shopping, restaurants & entertainment, South Coast Botanical Gardens, and a short walk to Alta Loma Park.