312 S Peck Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Single-family home
Sold July 2024
Listing Agent: Rochelle Maize (DRE #01365331) · Listing Office: Nourmand & Associates-BH · Contact: 310-274-4000 · Bought with: Gayle Weiss · Nourmand & Associates-BH · MLS #24396879 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Enchanting Beverly Hills Charmer: First Time on the Market in 40 Years! Welcome to "Perfect on Peck," a quintessential 1930s Spanish-style gem nestled in the heart of Beverly Hills, near the charming intersection of Gregory and Peck. This delightful home, gracing the market for the first time in nearly four decades, boasts a vibrant rose garden and an enchanting courtyard, all set on an expansive 7,600 sq ft manicured lot. Step into the grand foyer and be captivated by the sophisticated formal living room, featuring light hardwood floors, high ceilings and an elegant fireplace. Adjacent to this stylish space, is a versatile office/bedroom adorned with ornate built-ins. The formal dining room enchants with a stunning stained-glass window, leading to a bright eat-in kitchen equipped with a breakfast nook, quartz countertops, and professional stainless-steel appliances. Completing the first floor is a charming second bedroom with an en-suite bath, perfect for guests or as a cozy den. Upstairs, discover three expansive bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms are connected by a spacious Jack-and-Jill bath, while the primary suite offers abundant natural light through large, sun-filled windows. Outside, enjoy al fresco dining under the spacious pergola, providing ample seating a perfect spot for a grill. The backyard features a well-manicured lawn and large guest house with an en-suite bath, ideal for a game or screening room. Another quaint courtyard completes this Peck-ture perfect home, offering an exceptional lifestyle in a prime location. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of Beverly Hills history, where timeless charm meets modern convenience.
Listing description from the July 2024 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history