672 Amalfi Drive, Pacific Palisades, California 90272

$5,895,000

Bedrooms

5

Bathrooms

4

Square Feet

3,751 sqft

City

Pacific Palisades

Status

Active

Rare single-level on the Amalfi Rim. Riviera south of Sunset, with canyon and Riviera Golf Course views. Set behind a walled-and-gated frontage on one of the Palisades' most coveted Riviera blocks, 672 Amalfi Drive is a substantial single-level mid-century California ranch on a nearly all-flat 14,031 sq ft rim lot the kind of usable land that almost never trades on this side of Sunset. Approximately 3,751 sq ft, with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, the home delivers the low-slung horizontal lines, walls of glass, and seamless indoor-outdoor living that define the era on a level of privacy, flatness, and view orientation that has become genuinely scarce in the neighborhood. A hardwood-parquet foyer opens to a sun-flooded great room with wood-burning fireplace, board-and-batten paneling, and a wall of stained-walnut sliders dissolving the threshold to the pool terrace and canyon view beyond. A glass-wrapped formal dining room with a corner-glazed conservatory bay overlooks a private courtyard; the adjacent skylit kitchen features Shaker cabinetry, stainless appliances, double ovens, and a sunny breakfast nook. A second wing houses a family/billiards room with its own fireplace, parquet floors, built-in walnut cabinetry, and view-facing sliders opening to a private terrace. The primary suite opens directly to the rear grounds through its own wall of glass, with a large walk-in closet and updated marble bath. Four additional bedrooms, multiple updated baths, a butler's-style wet bar, and an attached 2-car garage round out the plan. Outside: a mid-century pool, broad covered loggia running the length of the view elevation, mature gardens, board-formed concrete walls with a cantilevered teak bench, and uninterrupted canyon and fairway outlooks. Updated and livable today, with rare long-term upside on a flat Riviera rim lot. Moments to Palisades Village, Will Rogers State Park, and the Santa Monica Canyon dining cluster.