$3,495,000

Perched above the Silver Lake Reservoir in Moreno Highlands, 2961 Angus Street is a rare offering. Built in 1948, this nearly 3,200-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence has undergone a two-year renovation by Architectural Digest-published Gibson House, with permitted additions, rebuilt interiors, and restored gardens across more than 10,000 square feet of California hillside. A herringbone brick courtyard welcomes you through custom iron gates. Inside, the original sculptural staircase anchors the foyer, complemented by herringbone white oak floors, bespoke millwork, and vintage and contemporary European lighting. The kitchen features custom cabinetry, Carrara marble, an oversized island, House of Rohl fixtures, and picture windows framing the greenery. Above, a rare hand-chiseled glass Gio Ponti pendant for FontanaArte reflects the attention to detail throughout. Italian Murano glass sconcesincluding rostrato glass and traditional palmette designsjoin midcentury chrome sconces and sculptural plaster lighting. A Nero Marquina inlaid-tile hearth adds a rich, graphic detail. A newly constructed 500-square-foot living room with vaulted ceilings and expansive windows overlooks the Franklin Hills. Custom iron doors open onto a terrace embraced by a towering 75-year-old elm tree, connecting the interiors and gardens. Upstairs, the primary suite offers richly veined Paonazzo marble, floor-to-ceiling crackle-glazed tile, a stone soaking tub, and custom cabinetry. The main level includes another bedroom and detailed guest bath. Downstairs, a private lounge, fourth bed