Rosewood Hotels & Resorts continues to expand its portfolio of exceptional residences with the announcement of Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills. The exclusive development marks the brand's first standalone residential project in Los Angeles, California.
Located on Santa Monica Boulevard near world-renowned landmarks and timeless Beverly Hills icons, the boutique establishment will serve as a model for upscale living in Southern California. Developed by Nahla Capital and GPI Companies, Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills is slated for completion in 2024, with sales officially starting in 2023.
Comprised of 17 ultra-luxury residences, Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills features exterior architecture and interiors designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen, famed globally for his excellence in craftsmanship and design of residential developments, custom residences and lavish restaurants.
Each property is guided by Rosewood's A Sense of Place philosophy, reflecting the texture and typology of its location with custom interiors and exquisite finishes. Ranging from 3,000 to over 7,000 square feet, every private home includes an array of unique amenities, including private elevator access, expansive entry foyers, indoor and outdoor living spaces, large chefs' kitchens with double islands, and mudroom/laundry rooms accessed by a discrete service elevator. Nearly half the residences boast private swimming pools as a focal point for their large terraces. Additional al-fresco features and amenities scattered across select residences include fully-equipped outdoor kitchens, wet bars and firepits.
An exclusive dedicated Rosewood Residential Team will oversee every aspect of Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills' luxury service offerings. Coveted amenities will be available to its intimate group of homeowners, including a beautiful resort-like rooftop retreat featuring a pool, whirlpool spa, fitness centre and outdoor relaxation areas boasting breathtaking views of the city. Residents will also enjoy communal rooftop lounge and dining areas affording them with the ability to host gatherings small or large.
