A sculptural glass and steel residence by architect Edward R. Niles, 1169 Loma Linda Drive is a rare architectural showpiece set on a private knoll within the City of Beverly Hills. Designed as a living sculpture rather than a conventional estate, the home captures unobstructed city to ocean views from a quiet cul de sac setting with full Beverly Hills city services. Defined by sweeping circular glass walls, a curving steel structure, and a dramatic central courtyard, the residence creates a seamless connection between architecture, light, and landscape. Rare construction documentation further highlights the complexity of its circular steel framework, custom glass engineering, and one of a kind architectural execution. Expansive interiors open to panoramic vistas throughout the home, while the property's distinctive design offers a level of identity and architectural presence seldom found in Beverly Hills today. The residence features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private elevator, seven car garage, infinity edge pool, and light filled indoor outdoor living spaces designed for privacy, entertaining, and everyday living. More than a traditional Beverly Hills home, this is an architectural collector's residence for a buyer seeking design significance, privacy, views, and a truly one-of-a-kind setting.