Search
Close this search box.
Search

Mr. C Residences: Having it all

By

Share

New Mr. C Residences pair homeownership with luxe five-star hotel amenities and services

Spa tune-ups and authentic Italian cuisine are just some of the many perks that owners of the new Mr. C Residences can expect to enjoy upon claiming a key to their glamorous new abodes. Set to debut this spring alongside the luxurious, Venetian-inspired Mr. C Beverly Hills hotel, the jewel box-like collection of five modern townhomes will be the first West Coast dwellings created by the Cipriani family, with architecture and interior design carried out by the renowned California-Italian duo of Ray Kappe and Marcello Pozzi—complete with glass facades, high-end furnishings and appliances, and stellar views of the city.

“The site of the residences has always been on our radar because it made a lot of sense,” says Bob Ghassemieh, a real estate investor who developed the hotel and residences with Cipriani brothers Ignazio and Maggio (whose family hospitality lineage dates back to the founding of Harry’s Bar in Venice in 1931). “When we originally acquired what formerly was the Loews Beverly Hills Hotel in 2006 and redeveloped it into the Mr. C luxury brand, the adjacent site was occupied by a six-unit apartment building. We saw the potential to acquire that site and build separate, detached residences there so people could enjoy all of the five-star amenities that the hotel offers; it seemed like a natural fit.”

Situated on Edris Drive—just minutes away from Rodeo Drive, Century City, the Sunset Strip, Downtown L.A. and the beaches of Santa Monica and Malibu—the Residences will feature a quintet of four-story townhomes, ranging from 1,900 square feet to 3,358 square feet, with pricing available upon request. The Agency will handle sales, with buyers given the option to rent their unit back to the hotel subject to a revenue share agreement.

Expect move-in ready dwellings with open floorplans boasting custom touches such as glass walls and staircases; floors, walls and ceilings of teak and redwood; elevators; seamless indoor-outdoor spaces; panoramic views of the city; and access to a full level of subterranean parking. Among the highlights: professional Bulthaup kitchens with stainless-steel countertops and Miele appliances; formal living rooms; dining rooms; media rooms; top-floor master bedrooms; and outdoor areas replete with terraces ideal for lounging and dining, heated spas and gardens.

Residents also will be privy to the hotel’s personalized amenities and services—including a 24-hour concierge and housekeeping, along with The Restaurant at Mr. C, a 4,500-square-foot pool area, massage and beauty treatment rooms at Mr. C Spa & Beauty, and a fully equipped fitness center.

“With all of the services you can have at your fingertips—from the hotel’s food and beverage to the spa and fitness center—you really have a one-stop shop for all of your needs,” says Ghassemieh. “The exterior architecture also is pretty astonishing. I haven’t seen anything quite like it in L.A.” Talk about having it all…in the comfort of your own home.

Mr. C Residences
1251-1259 Edris Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90035
424.344.8937 | Mrcresidences.com

Photography Courtesy of Mr. C Beverly Hills

RELATED TAGS

Northern Exposure: The Rock by Gort Scott

Fixed to a rocky crag above Alta Lake in the Canadian mountain resort of Whistler, a truly exceptional private house surveys the mountainous landscape from which it is quite literally inseparable.
  • April 17, 2024
  • Jenn Thornton

Framing Nature with TEN Studio

A patch of land on Avala Mountain in rural Serbia sets the stage for a gridded, steel-frame structure by TEN Studio.
  • February 7, 2024
  • Jenn Thornton

The Witkoff Group Unveils The Park Santa Monica: A Seven-Story Oasis of Luxury

Beyond a mere residence, The Park Santa Monica is a dynamic seven-story building, designed by Koning Eizenberg Architecture for The Witkoff Group, redefines luxury living by seamlessly blending beauty, wellness, and community. With 249 thoughtfully crafted apartments featuring top-tier amenities, from white oak flooring to solar panels, The Park Santa Monica sets itself apart.
  • January 10, 2024
  • Abigail Stone

Timeless Fusion: The Cotswolds Home by Architect Richard Found

Architect Richard Found's contextual country home in the Cotswolds encapsulates the essence of minimalist design within an 18th-century edifice. Located in the picturesque Cotswolds, this project by Found Associates breathes new life into a derelict gamekeeper's cottage, blending modernist architecture with the vernacular stone construction of the region.
  • January 10, 2024
  • Jenn Thornton

Weave House by The BAD Studio: An Ode to Indian Ikat Patterns

Weave House by The BAD Studio seamlessly blends contemporary design with traditional Indian craftsmanship, creating a harmonious living space inspired by the region's rich textile heritage, the house features an embossed brick and diamond façade reminiscent of Indian ikat patterns. The architecture coexists with the surrounding landscape, offering an organic lifestyle and smooth transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
  • November 1, 2023
  • Jenn Thornton
Sign Up for DIGS Newsletters