218 Strada Corta Road Los Angeles, CA 90077

This Bel Air John Elgin Woolf-designed residence, his personal home, is one of his finest restored works. Known as the Father of Hollywood Regency, Woolf's iconic design is a key piece of LA architectural history. Jack Wolf masterfully blended traditional and modern design for a unique, glamorous style. Restored and reimagined by RIOS under Mark Rios FAIA FASLA and featured in Architectural Digest, this 8,400sf gem blends timeless elegance, fresh modern elements, bespoke upgrades and refined spaces for elevated living and entertaining. Set on nearly three-quarters of an acre behind private gates, soaring hedges and a large motor court, this thoughtfully designed home features 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 powder rooms and striking details like skylights, bold colors, mirrors and glass walls. Iconic Woolf elements in the oval windows and oversized Pullman doors preserve the home's original Hollywood Regency character. The soaring foyer with wood floors and floor-to-ceiling glass walls is flooded with natural light. At the heart of the home, a tranquil courtyard artfully divides the cocktail lounge from the Red Library Room. The spacious cocktail lounge features a sculptural fireplace, anchored by a custom floating black polished bar, built-in shelving, original sconces, sitting area