Hugging the 15th fairway of the prestigious Bel-Air Country Club, this sprawling one-story jewel was originally conceived by renowned designer-builder Carlton Burgess in 1942. It was soon purchased by director Alfred Hitchcock and became known for decades as Hitchcock's secluded sanctuary. In 1983 it underwent an extensive renovation. Fountained entry leads to an expansive living room with vaulted ceiling, a massive fireplace, and intricate ceiling details in both the living room and the extensive hallway. Beautifully proportioned formal dining room and large center island chef's kitchen detailed in hand-painted tiles and brilliant blue Brazilian granite. Additionally, there are two rooms that can be converted into additional bedrooms for staff, a cooled wine storage area, and a hidden upstairs office/guest room with plumbing in place, easily expandable to accommodate an additional guest bedroom.The property offers two significant bedroom suites. One is designated for guests and features a full white marble bath. The primary suite boasts luxurious dressing areas and oversized, generous baths. Elegant outdoor garden areas include a a dining pavilion, creating a romantic mood reminiscent of the Hotel Bel-Air. Double motor court, gated entry, covered parking for three cars, and separate storage buildings. A rare and remarkable offering.