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At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.
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Home of the Week | King of the hill in Silver Lake

An estate in Silver Lake on about 4.5 acres is among the largest in that L.A. neighborhood. Asking price: $5.98 million.

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There’s also an original Peter Shire sculpture. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

The asking price is $5.98 million. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

The home is 4,400 square feet, with three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

The kitchen. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

A bedroom. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

Outdoor space. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

A patio. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

Swimming pool. (Brian Jones)

At nearly 4.5 acres, the gated estate with a tennis court is the largest residential property in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood. Built custom in 1989, the contemporary-style residence captures sweeping lake and mountain views from every room. Living spaces unfold onto multiple patios with water features and Zen gardens. There's also an original Peter Shire sculpture.

Sweeping views. (Thomas Raiguel)

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Home of the Week | King of the hill in Silver Lake

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