3027 Franklin Canyon DriveBeverly Hills, CA 90210

Nestled in the secluded hills of Franklin Canyon, this residence thoughtfully balances mid-century modern architecture with contemporary, material-driven updates. The original structure defined by open volumes, clerestory windows, and expansive walls of glass remains easy to read, while later remodels introduce a textured, organic sensibility that complements the modernist framework. Natural light permeates the open-plan living spaces, reflecting off steel-troweled cement walls and contrasting textures throughout the interiors. A consistent material palette, expressed through the textured fireplace surround, smooth hand-troweled kitchen finishes, and built-in planters, creates a tactile dialogue that bridges eras while preserving architectural clarity. A sculptural concrete and stone fireplace anchors the living room, emphasizing the connection between structure and material. The kitchen, featuring a custom curved island and bespoke cabinetry, serves as a central architectural element, reinforcing the home's focus on flow and craftsmanship. The entire upper level is devoted to the luxurious primary suite, conceived as a serene retreat with a private balcony overlooking the lush, secluded backyard. The suite includes a spa-inspired bath with a cement soaking tub and separate shower, dual closets, and a private water closet with sink. Two guest bedrooms are located on the main level, while a versatile office or glam room on the lower level supports productivity, creativity, or quiet retreat, seamlessly blending function and design. Outdoors, lush palms and hedges ensure exceptional privacy. Built-in concrete benches, framed in the home's original mid-century stone, establish continuity between the front facade and the backyard, while a water feature set within one of the recessed bays provides a serene focal point. Together with a saltwater pool, deck, fire bowl, and intimate lounge areas, these elements extend the modernist ethos seamlessly into the landscape. Situated between Franklin Canyon Park and TreePeople conservation lands, the property offers a rare balance of seclusion and proximity, embodying a home shaped by light, material, and nature.