A newly completed architectural estate tucked along a quiet Brentwood cul-de-sac has just hit the market for $10,498,000, raising the bar with its elevated design and sculptural details.
Known as Villa Speranza, the 5,675-square-foot home was designed by interior architect Jae Omar, whose narrative-driven homes have attracted buyers like Zedd, Sean McVay, and Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner.
This latest offering, developed in partnership with JVE Development and listed by Smith & Berg Property Group at Compass, is more than just a showpiece.
It’s Omar’s first home to be released since losing The Dragon in the recent fires — a design-forward home widely covered in The Wall Street Journal and other industry outlets. It’s also a personal project that he describes as “our first step toward a brighter future.”
“There’s a softness, an empathy to Villa Speranza,” Omar said in a statement. “And this was no coincidence.” The name itself, which translates to way of hope, reflects the emotional foundation of the home and sets the tone for what unfolds inside.
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Listing details
Before we dive into the home’s refined design, let’s take a look at the numbers.
Spec-wise, the newly completed home has 5 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 1 half-bath, and 5,675 square feet of meticulously appointed living space.
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Brentwood, Los Angeles, the property also features a 2-car garage, full home automation system, surround sound, and a home theater.
Setting the tone from the entrance
From the moment you enter, Villa Speranza reads like a narrative in stone, wood, and plaster. Arched doorways, soft curves, and hand-applied wall finishes give the home a lived-in quality, as though it’s been part of the landscape for generations.
Sculptural details
The layout flows around a sculptural floating wood staircase, suspended in light and shadow. Bespoke cabinetry and warm-toned stonework throughout the home showcase Omar’s commitment to material integrity.
“Every detail here is authored,” said listing agent F. Ron Smith. “There’s a rare emotional quality to Jae’s work—homes that move you as much as they shelter you.”
Everyday function, elevated
At the center of the home is a double-island kitchen dressed in artisan finishes and outfitted with Thermador appliances. Framed by arched windows and grounded in earthy hues, the kitchen opens to a breakfast nook bathed in garden light.
Spaces to work, play, and entertain
Nearby, a softly lit dining room with a built-in wet bar creates an inviting space for entertaining, while a dedicated office and home theater cater to both work and leisure. Smart home automation, surround sound, and five en-suite bedrooms round out the interior offerings.
A primary suite with boutique vibes
The vaulted-ceiling primary suite offers a fireplace, a spa bath with dual shower and soaking tub, and a terrace that runs the full length of the suite. A boutique-style dressing room rounds out the suite’s hotel-like feel.
Garden-focused outdoor living
Like the home itself, the backyard is quietly luxurious — lush but restrained.
A covered outdoor kitchen and al fresco dining patio flow into a grassy lawn, pool, spa, and sunken fire pit lounge. Privacy hedges and intentional landscaping turn the space into a self-contained retreat.
A standout in the Westside Market
Set at 11916 Saltair Terrace in Brentwood, the gated property includes a cobblestone driveway and two-car garage, just minutes from neighborhood shops and the Pacific coastline. With over $10 million in asking price, it joins a growing field of thoughtfully designed, high-end homes that stand out in a tight luxury market.
“In the Westside’s discerning market, quality inventory remains king,” said co-listing agent David Berg. “Buyers get energized for standout properties like Villa Speranza.”
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