For buyers whose first priority is security, and whose second priority is also security, Beverly Park is in a category of its own. This is the most protected residential community on the West Coast: a 250-acre guard-gated enclave high in the hills above Beverly Hills, where approximately 80 custom-built estates sit on lots of two to five acres, shielded by 24-hour armed security, fortified entrances, and a strict prohibition on photography within the gates.

Jade Mills has represented numerous properties in Beverly Park and understands what draws families to this community above all others. It is not simply the size of the estates or the caliber of the residents. It is the feeling of complete peace that comes from knowing your family is protected, your privacy is absolute, and your home is truly yours.

Origins

The land that is now Beverly Park was originally intended to become a private golf course and country club. In 1979, developers Elliot Gottfurcht and Brian Adler, backed by private investors, reimagined the site as something that did not yet exist in Los Angeles: a purpose-built, guard-gated community of significant estates, designed specifically for families who required a level of privacy that even Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and Holmby Hills could not fully guarantee.

South Beverly Park was completed first, followed by the larger North Beverly Park section. By 1990, the full 250-acre community was established, with 64 lots in North Beverly Park and 16 in the South. The concept was revolutionary at the time and has proven enduring. Beverly Park remains the benchmark for private residential security in Los Angeles.

North Beverly Park and South Beverly Park

The two sections of Beverly Park share the same commitment to privacy and security but differ in scale and character.

Beverly Park Homes

Every home in Beverly Park is custom-built. The HOA covenant requires a minimum of 5,000 square feet, but in practice, most residences far exceed that threshold. Estates of 15,000 to 40,000 square feet are common, and several properties approach or exceed 50,000 square feet.

Architectural Styles

• French Provincial with limestone facades, formal gardens, and interiors that evoke the grand country estates of the Loire Valley
• Tuscan and Mediterranean with warm stone, terracotta roofing, and expansive outdoor living spaces oriented toward views and gardens
• Georgian and Traditional with symmetrical facades, columned entries, and the kind of stately presence that defines the community’s older homes
• Contemporary and Modern with clean lines, glass walls, home automation, and wellness amenities. Newer construction and renovations have brought a fresh generation of architectural vision to the community

Amenities at the Estate Level

Properties in Beverly Park are built to function as entirely self-contained worlds. It is common for estates to include:

• Resort-style pools and outdoor entertaining pavilions
• Private tennis courts, sports courts, and putting greens
• Screening rooms, wine cellars, and wellness spas
• Guesthouses, staff quarters, and multi-car motor courts
• Manicured grounds designed by leading landscape architects

The common areas within Beverly Park are maintained to an equally high standard, with park-like landscaping, private roads, and the kind of meticulous upkeep that reflects the community’s commitment to excellence.

Living in Beverly Park

Life inside Beverly Park is defined by a profound sense of calm. The gates close behind you, and the outside world genuinely recedes. There is no through traffic. No uninvited visitors. No compromise on privacy. For families in the public eye, or for those who simply value the ability to live without intrusion, this feeling is irreplaceable.

Location

Despite its seclusion, Beverly Park is remarkably well-positioned. The community sits between Mulholland Drive and Sunset Boulevard, with easy access to both the Westside and the San Fernando Valley.

• Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive: 10–15 minutes
• Century City: 10–15 minutes
• Bel Air and Holmby Hills: 5–10 minutes
• Van Nuys Airport (private aviation): 15 minutes via Mulholland
• Studio City and the major studios: 10–15 minutes

Schools

While Beverly Park carries a Beverly Hills 90210 zip code, it is technically within the city of Los Angeles and served by the Los Angeles Unified School District. In practice, most families in Beverly Park choose from the area’s exceptional private schools, including Harvard-Westlake, The Buckley School, Campbell Hall, and Viewpoint School, all within a short drive.

Beverly Park is not a neighborhood in the traditional sense. It is a private community built around a single idea: that a family should be able to live at the highest level of comfort and beauty without any compromise on safety or privacy. For those who have spent their careers in the public eye, or who simply refuse to accept anything less than total security, there is no other address in Los Angeles that offers what Beverly Park provides.