426 S Swall Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Where Modern Spanish Meets Postmodern Artistry. Light. Everywhere you turn, light spills in through more than 60 windows, across every floor, in every room. This is a home that doesn't just welcome the day it celebrates it. Step inside and the first thing you notice is the fireplace in the foyer, a quiet nod to Robert Venturi's iconic Vanna Venturi House in Pennsylvania. It's a small moment of architectural poetry, the kind of detail you don't forget. At the front of the home, a sunlit room waits for whatever your life needs most an office, a yoga retreat, a meditation sanctuary, even a fifth bedroom for when friends can't resist staying over. The kitchen is designed for gathering its generous island flowing into the living space, a separate breakfast nook for slow mornings, and a full suite of built-in appliances tucked seamlessly into custom cabinetry. Dinner parties spill into the dining room at the rear, with views of the covered patio and shimmering pool just beyond. On the south side, a practical elegance: a laundry room with ample storage, an extra pantry, and a first-floor bedroom adjacent to a three-quarter bath and private entrance ideal for long-term guests or longterm help that we may need during different times of our lives. Follow the staircase upward, guided by the play of light across Venturi-inspired windows, until you step out onto a front balcony a perfect spot for a glass of wine as the sun sets. The south wing holds two bedrooms joined by a Jack-and-Jill bath, each with its own sense of privacy. The north wing is a world unto itself: the primary suite. A fireplace anchors a spacious sitting area, while an enclosed balcony offers a serene nook for tea, breakfast, or simply watching the morning arrive with a view of the Venturi-esque designs over the back lot. The walk-in closet and additional storage mean everything has its place, while the ensuite bath with its custom shower and skylight turns routine into ritual. Upstairs, the central hall glows under its own series of skylights, where built-in cabinetry creates a workspace that's as functional as it is beautiful. Out back, life unfolds around the pool. There's a dedicated bathroom and shower for guests fresh from a swim, a separate pool equipment room, and a detached garage believed to be part of the home's original construction. Alley access makes daily life easier, while modern upgrades include solar panels, an EV charger, and a transferable warranty on recently replaced windows to keep it all as smart as it is beautiful. This isn't just a home. It's a conversation between eras, modern Spanish warmth, postmodern wit, and a design that will keep speaking to you for years to come.