555 Vick Place is not organized as one oversized residence. Its scale comes from joining two adjoining properties: a three-bedroom main residence and a four-bedroom guest residence, positioned across two flag lots and presented as one compound.

$74.5MCurrent asking price
46,601 sq. ft.Lot area in the MLS record
2 residencesSeven bedrooms and ten baths
Aerial view of two low modern residences and landscaped grounds above the Los Angeles basin
The listing describes two oversized flag lots totaling approximately 50,000 square feet; the MLS field records 46,601 square feet. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.

The second residence changes the proposition

Many large listings treat a guest wing as a subordinate annex. Here, the second residence is a complete four-bedroom, five-bath property. The current listing says its interiors were renovated by Waldo Fernandez, with an exterior treatment by Johnson Fain intended to align it with the main residence.[1]

The four-bedroom residence provides separate accommodations within the compound rather than a limited overnight suite attached to the main residence.

Guest-residence living room with pale seating, a fireplace, broad windows, and garden views
The adjoining residence contains four bedrooms and five baths, according to the listing. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.
Bright guest-residence kitchen with pale cabinetry, a central island, and garden-facing windows
The guest residence was renovated as a complete domestic setting rather than a limited overnight suite. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.

The main residence is built around the pool court

The main residence contains three bedrooms and five baths. The listing credits Scott Johnson with its design and Waldo Fernandez with the interiors. Long roof planes, thin columns, and sliding glass walls allow the living spaces to open directly to the pool and lawn.[1]

A 60-foot infinity pool is the composition's center rather than a detached amenity at the edge of the grounds. Water runs parallel to the principal living spaces, reflecting the horizontal roofline and carrying the eye toward city-to-ocean views.

Open living and dining areas beneath a timber ceiling facing the pool and distant city view
Glass walls open the main living spaces toward the pool court and view. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.
Private office with a long desk, pale cabinetry, pool view, and city beyond
The office preserves the same low, view-oriented relationship between interior space and the pool terrace. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.

Timber, stone, and glass continue into private rooms

The main residence adds a theater, spa, and private office without introducing a separate decorative scheme. Timber ceilings, pale stone, dark built-ins, and broad openings recur across social rooms and private spaces.

Private theater with timber-paneled walls, a large screen, and upholstered lounge seating
The theater repeats the timber surfaces and neutral finishes used in the principal living areas. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.
Primary bathroom with a stone soaking tub, glass shower, timber ceiling, and clerestory windows
The primary bathroom combines a stone soaking tub, glass shower, timber ceiling, and clerestory windows. Official listing presentation via Coldwell Banker Realty.

The landscape is the connector

The two residences remain architecturally distinct, but shared lawns, hedges, terraces, and long sightlines connect them visually across the adjoining lots.

The presentation also includes plans for a RIOS-designed garden pavilion described as approved. It remains a proposed addition, not a completed amenity. The distinction is important: the current value proposition rests on the two existing residences, contiguous land, pool court, privacy, and view—not on a future rendering.[1]

Coldwell Banker Realty and Compass were both presenting the property as active at an asking price of $74.5 million when checked on October 27, 2026. The figure is an asking price, not a recorded sale.[1][2]

Sources and further reading

  1. Coldwell Banker Realty — active listing, MLS 26991329, property specifications, description, and official image presentation
  2. Compass — current listing presentation and asking-price corroboration
  3. Johnson Fain — official practice profile

The published photographs are a limited, property-specific editorial selection from the official listing presentation. Existing MLS watermarks are preserved. The listing did not identify the photographer on the accessed page; no endorsement is implied.