The Quincy Jones Estate - an extraordinary offering in prime lower Bel Air, sited on an approx. 2.3-acre promontory with sweeping 270-degree panoramic views. Custom built for one of the most iconic figures in music history, the estate is privately positioned behind gates at the end of a cul-de-sac, offering total seclusion with unobstructed vistas from the San Gabriel Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. A majority of the grounds are flat and usable, featuring a full-size lighted tennis court, circular motor court, rolling lawns, lush gardens, multiple verandas and patios, and an infinity-edge pool. Designed in collaboration with renowned architect Gerald "Jerry" Allison, FAIA celebrated for his global luxury hospitality work the residence was conceived as a personal retreat, merging resort-inspired design with bold scale and refined finishes. The circular central wing anchors the home, encompassing a grand living room with adjoining library, bar, and terrace. A sun-filled double-height atrium connects to a wine bar, tasting room, and cellar, flowing into an indoor garden. A game lounge and cabana open directly onto the pool terrace, completing the resort-style experience.The east wing houses the expansive primary suite - a private sanctuary with a luxe bedroom, spa-style bath, multiple walk-in closets, gym, den, and private balcony. This wing also includes a formal dining room, gourmet kitchen with butler's pantry, family room, and staff quarters. The west wing features three additional guest suites, including a junior primary with its own living room, dual bathrooms, walk-in closet, and terrace. Additional amenities include a state-of-the-art screening room, a professional office with reception area, a dedicated security office, and a gallery. The home is serviced by an elevator and multiple staircases, one in each wing. With a rich cultural legacy, this iconic estate has welcomed Hollywood royalty, global dignitaries, and legendary artists. Just minutes from Sunset Boulevard, it stands as one of the most exceptional view estates in all of Los Angeles offering rare privacy, pedigree, and scale.

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