At the top of its glass

This newly built estate in Pacific Palisades literally takes modern California living up a few levels. Wood accents and walnut floors warm the board-form concrete surfaces, soaring walls of glass and modular shapes that enclose the three stories. An ocean-view master suite includes a terrace, a fireplace and dual bathrooms. An elevator descends to a seasonal wardrobe closet.

A towering tree beside the 50-foot swimming pool gives the grounds a true estate feel.

The details

Location: 1143 Ravoli Drive, Pacific Palisades 90272 Asking price: $26.75 million Year built: 2018

Developer/builder: Gunderson Matkins, in collaboration with O+L Building Projects

House size: 13,777 square feet, eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms Lot size: 40,717 square feet

Features: Library, butler’s pantry, staff quarters, safe room, home theater, wine cellar, wellness studio, guesthouse, equestrian zoned

About the area: In the 90272 ZIP Code, based on 28 sales, the median sales price for single-family homes in March was $3.155 million, according to CoreLogic, up 26.8% year over year.

Agents: Hugh Evans III, (310) 500-1331, and Randy Forbes Jr., (310) 345-7082, both with Pacific Union International

To submit a candidate, send high-res photos via Dropbox.com, photographer permission and a description of the house to neal.leitereg@latimes.com.

Todd F. Goodman LA Light Photography A MODERN three-story mansion in Pacific Palisades, with walnut floors and walls of glass, has an asking price of $26.75 million.

THE HOUSE features board-form concrete surfaces. Its lower level, below ground, has entertainment and wellness spaces.

BESIDES A 50-foot pool, the grounds include a guesthouse, four outdoor fireplaces, a fire pit and a regulation bocce court.