Will Arnett Lists His Prefab-Hybid Home in Beverly Hills for $11M
Featured on the cover of Dwell’s May 2018 issue, this modernist modular mansion takes design cues from American architect Ray Kappe.
Featured on the cover of Dwell’s May 2018 issue, this modernist modular mansion takes design cues from American architect Ray Kappe.
Six-time Emmy nominee Will Arnett is bidding farewell to his partly prefab home, just three years after it was completed in 2017.
Hidden in the mountains above Beverly Hills, the secluded five-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath dwelling not only boasts stunning canyon views, but also striking modernist appeal. It is easy to see Ray Kappe's influence in the home's long, cantilevered roof lines and prominent use of wood.
The home is completely hidden from view of the street.
Simon Berlyn
The 3,975-square-foot steel-frame house comes with five bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths.
Simon Berlyn
Arnett originally bought the three-quarter-acre property in 2015 for $2.86 million and demolished the existing house to make way for a new custom design that tapped into his childhood love for modernist architecture as well as his then-budding interest in prefabrication.
A site-built glass tower houses the staircase that leads up to the master suite.
Simon Berlyn
See the full story on Dwell.com: Will Arnett Lists His Prefab-Hybid Home in Beverly Hills for $11M
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