1363 Brampton Road , Los Angeles, CA 90041(Los Angeles County)

Tucked high at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this Mid-Century Modern retreat offers the perfect balance of privacy, design, and convenience. Nestled between the relaxed energy of Eagle Rock and the natural beauty of the Pasadena Arroyo, you're just minutes from Eagle Rock's eclectic dining and shopping, the Rose Bowl, and Old Town Pasadena. From a casual dinner at Little Beast to a pick me up at Little Flower or just a stroll around the Rose Bowel's track, everything is close by. Set on a rare 15,000+ sq ft lot, the home features four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths, with every bedroom enjoying its own en suite, an elevated suite-style layout that ensures comfort and privacy for all. The main level unfolds in a sunlit open floor plan anchored by a chef's kitchen with a striking limestone island. A vintage white Malm fireplace centers the living room, where architectural windows frame sheltering fig trees. The dining area glows beneath an amber globe chandelier, capturing golden mountain views, while a stylish powder room sits conveniently nearby. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms offer picture-perfect views of the pool and greenery. Each bath is finished with hand-carved marble vanities, custom tilework, rainfall showers, and deep soaking tubs. The lower level adds a second expansive living space, ideal for entertaining, holiday gatherings, or movie nights with its drop-down silver screen. The opposite wing houses the dramatic primary suite, designed with soaring ceilings, a generous walk-in closet, and a bespoke bath with double vanity. Outdoors, the property transforms into a private resort. A sparkling pool is framed by lush lawn, mature landscaping, and a stately fig tree that creates a natural canopy. The grounds invite al fresco dining, hammock lounging, starlit gatherings, twilight swims, or even projecting films against the house. Private yet connected, tranquil yet vibrant, this one-of-a-kind retreat embodies the essence of California living at the crossroads of Eagle Rock and Pasadena.