"Country Living in the City." Featured in Architectural Digest this spectacular artists compound, originally created by visionary Ed Ruscha, is truly a quintessential urban oasis. The gated estate sits on almost two acres of land on the edge of conservancy land in Brentwood. Combining two 1950's Ranch houses into one allowed for a new canvas to create and interpret space. As a result there are two living rooms, one for the adult domain a communal space for the children. The combined house offers 3 bedrooms, including the primary bedroom's environment open to the vibrant grounds. The large farmhouse style eat-in kitchen opens to the public spaces including a library, dining room, family and living room with open high ceilings to create a wonderful atmosphere. The whole house accesses the magical outdoor orchard and succulent cactus gardens and pool area. The land reaches towards the Santa Monica Conservancy lands where additionally there is a one bedroom guest house that was Ed Ruscha's studio. Additionally there is a separate meditation studio. Opportunity to spend time in a children paradise including a tree house and many avenues for zip lines. The main entrance is on Mandeville.