SHERMAN OAKS LIVING, DESIGNED BEYOND THE INTERIORS
A Backyard Made for Every Kind of Evening
At 13218 Hesby Street, the experience changes once the glass doors open. The backyard is conceived as an extension of the home, with mature privacy hedging creating a secluded setting for afternoons by the water, casual dinners, and evenings spent entertaining.
A heated pool anchors the landscape, complete with a raised water feature, Baja shelf, and integrated spa. Nearby, a fire feature creates a natural gathering place, while the outdoor kitchen—with built-in grill, sink, and seating—makes hosting feel effortless without pulling the experience back indoors.
As daylight fades, water, fire, landscape, and architectural lighting give the grounds an entirely different character. The result is an outdoor environment that can shift easily from quiet and restorative to lively and social.
What's Nearby
ShoppingThe Shops at Sportsmen’s Lodge
Westfield Fashion Square
Sherman Oaks Galleria
Ventura Boulevard Boutiques
Food & DrinksPetit Trois Le Valley
Mistral
Casa Vega
Sushi Note
CulturalSkirball Cultural Center
Fryman Canyon Park
The Getty Center
Universal Studios Hollywood
EducationThe Buckley School
Notre Dame High School
Harvard-Westlake School
Dixie Canyon Community Charter
Where Design and Everyday Living Find Their Balance
13218 Hesby Street brings together qualities that are often difficult to find in a single residence. Sophisticated architecture and organic materials give the home a distinctive visual identity, while its spaces remain comfortable, functional, and designed around the way life actually unfolds.
Behind the design is a thoughtful layer of modern convenience. Control4 smart-home integration, Lutron lighting, built-in audio, security, and a dedicated media room allow technology to work quietly in the background rather than compete with the architecture.
The setting completes the experience. Sherman Oaks places Ventura Boulevard’s dining, shopping, and neighborhood favorites close at hand, with Studio City and the wider Los Angeles landscape easily accessible when the day takes you beyond home.

