47035 Marrakesh Drive

This two bedroom, two bathroom villa at Marrakesh Country Club is a rare celebration of Hollywood Regency architecture at its most glamorous. A complete restoration was finished in early 2026. Every detail of the home was elevated with inspiration drawn from John Elgin Woolf's iconic Beverly Hills masterpiece ''Woodland,'' the famed home of Hollywood producer Robert Evans. The result is a home rich with custom mouldings, pilasters, columns, an oval window, urns, and Woolf's signature mock invisible flue fireplace. The gated front courtyard welcomes you with a fountain, rose garden, and a generous entertaining area that leads to the iconic Woolf pullman double doors. Inside, ten foot ceilings and Austrian crystal chandeliers set the tone. A stunning Versailles style infinity mirror effect catches the light, and designer art lighting illuminates the freshly painted interior with new seagrass carpeting throughout. The kitchen features quartz countertops, a Wolf range, and premium stainless steel appliances. Both bathrooms have fully restored cabinets with marble counters and polished nickel fixtures. Both bedrooms are true primary suites. The first includes a designer boutique style walk-in closet, while the second offers custom closets with dedicated office, shoe, and hanging storage. This exceptionally positioned lot features a rare large side lawn and a nearly private backyard with breathtaking mountain views. An inner atrium garden and rear patio with lemon and orange trees bring the outdoors in. The home is offered fully furnished and turnkey, including all art. The garage is also equipped for electric vehicle charging. Living at Marrakesh Country Club means privacy, top security, and access to golf, tennis, pickleball, croquet, bocce ball, fourteen pools and spas, and a vibrant social calendar. The newly renovated clubhouse has a talented new Italian chef, Giovanni Spataro. They often host events such as live music and their legendary Friday happy hour. This stunning home is where incredible architecture and history meets real community.